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Helen Fraser. (2020) ‘Enhancing’ forensic audio: false beliefs and their effect in criminal trials. Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences 52:2, pages 165-177.
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Helen Fraser. (2018) Forensic Transcription: How Confident False Beliefs about Language and Speech Threaten the Right to a Fair Trial in Australia. Australian Journal of Linguistics 38:4, pages 586-606.
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