Jonathan W. Hak KC PhD

The primary goal of criminal investigations and prosecutions, both internationally and domestically, is to search for the truth.

Some experts are of the view that the opinions expressed by them on the witness stand at trial do not necessarily need to align with the opinions expressed in their expert report.

The online Courtroom Testimony for Expert Witnesses course has continually been a great success!

Visual literacy is a topic that I discuss in detail in my book and features in conference presentations and other teaching events in which I participate.

Given the proliferation of high-quality AI generated and altered real images, detecting images that lack authenticity is getting more challenging.

The use of facial recognition technology is becoming a pervasive method of gaining key biometric information from people, often without their knowledge.

An issue that is sometimes raised at trial by counsel or the court is whether the expert testimony of a forensic video analyst is necessary to effectively present video evidence.

Registration is now open for the inaugural 2026 EURO LEVA Training Symposium.

A Canadian trial judge convicted the defendant of two counts of murder based on circumstantial evidence and the judge’s own comparison of questioned images of the shooter and known images of the defendant.

It is increasingly common for the prosecution to rely upon image-based evidence in criminal prosecutions.

LEVA has officially announced the inaugural 2026 EURO LEVA Training Symposium.