Publications

Aggadi, N., Moreton, R., & Busey, T. (2026). Do evaluative statements in facial identification overstate the strength of the evidence? Journal of Forensic Sciences, 71(2), 799-810. doi/pdf/10.1111/1556-4029.70265 pdf

Coon, M., & Busey, T. (2025). Quantifying the strength of palmprint comparisons: Majority identifications with surprisingly low value. Forensic Science International: Synergy, 11, 100628. pdf

Cohen, A. L., Starns, J. J., Coon, M., Aggadi, N., & Busey, T. A. (2025). Evaluating reporting practices in fingerprint comparisons using information theory: five response categories are better than three. Law, Probability and Risk, 24(1), mgaf004. pdf

Note: These are just the forensic publications. See the full publication list in a separate post.

Aggadi, N., Moreton, R., & Busey, T. (2026). Do evaluative statements in facial identification overstate the strength of the evidence? Journal of Forensic Sciences, 71(2), 799-810. doi/pdf/10.1111/1556-4029.70265 pdf

Coon, M., & Busey, T. (2025). Quantifying the strength of palmprint comparisons: Majority identifications with surprisingly low value. Forensic Science International: Synergy, 11, 100628. pdf

Cohen, A. L., Starns, J. J., Coon, M., Aggadi, N., & Busey, T. A. (2025). Evaluating reporting practices in fingerprint comparisons using information theory: five response categories are better than three. Law, Probability and Risk, 24(1), mgaf004. pdf

National Institutes of Justice. Adding human expertise to the quantitative analysis of fingerprint examiners. Busey is PI, Chen Yu is Co-PI. Grant #2005-MU-BX-K076. 12/1/2005-12/1/2009. $430,000.

National Institutes of Justice. The information content of friction ridge impressions as revealed by human experts. Busey is PI, Chen Yu is Co-PI. Grant #2009-DN-BX-K226. 10/1/2009-9/30/2013. $423,000.

National Institutes of Justice. Validating Conclusion Scales in the Forensic Sciences. Busey is PI. Grant # 2018-DU-BX-0212. 1/1/2019-6/30/2021. $249,206.