Why Is There Debate Over Karen Read Cell Phone Data?

Published by Tony Brueski on

What happens when the “facts” depend on who’s reading them? In the Karen Read case, a heated debate rages over alleged discrepancies in Cellebrite data. Was a critical Google search made at 2 a.m. or 6 a.m.? The answer could be the linchpin of the entire case. While the defense and prosecution clash over expert testimonies, questions arise about how much weight jurors give to official sources versus independent experts. Can a judge rule definitively on such contested tech evidence, or is it up to the jury to decide who to trust?

And what happens when a defense expert is accused of tossing around a “word salad” rather than offering solid science? It’s a fascinating look at the intersection of tech, law, and perception.

Do experts hold the final say, or do we all just think we’re as smart as the professionals?

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