FORENSIC REALITY: the Gap Between Modern Evidence and Truth in Justice System

Is forensic science really objective? Or is it a mirror of human judgment and institutional priorities? In Forensic Reality, internationally published author André Kologeski offers a critical yet accessible examination of how modern investigative methods are interpreted-and sometimes misinterpreted-in criminal justice. Drawing on his extensive work in digital criminology, forensic psychology, ballistic analysis, and criminal procedure, Kologeski bridges theory and practice, revealing the limits of "scientific certainty" and how cognitive bias, institutional pressure, and flawed methodologies can slip into even the most technical forensic work. This book deconstructs the myth of infallible evidence, exploring the fragile foundations of disciplines from fingerprint analysis to DNA interpretation. Forensic Reality is not just a critique; it is a call for reform. It provides a clear-eyed look at the human cost of misplaced certainty and offers a roadmap toward a more transparent, scientifically rigorous, and just future. This book is essential for: -Legal professionals seeking to challenge flawed evidence -Investigators and forensic students dedicated to ethical practice -Anyone interested in the real-world application of science in the justice system It's not just about science-it's about justice.