According to John H. Laub of the DOJ’s National Institute of Justice, “We want to look at potential human errors in forensic practice. We want to better understand how this bias may occur, as well as the ways forensic practitioners and other criminal justice practitioners interact.” Mike Barrett, CEO of Pyramidal Technologies, agrees. He reckons his company’s ALIAS Advanced Ballistics Analysis System system is the answer. “ALIAS simplifies storing, analyzing and sending off data to be viewed by other police labs,” Barret claims. “Our system is less-expensive, faster and more effective than the traditional alternatives.” Equally important . . .
