Expert Witness and Consultant: Legal Applications of Statistics, DNA and Finger Prints

Expertise

• Mathematical probability, particularly data sets with large deviations.
• Bayesian statistics theory and application.
• Legal applications of statistics and service as an expert witness.
• Forensic science as related to statistical analysis of data and evidence.
• Statistics as evidence; assessments of statistics as evidence in the courts.
• Fingerprints and DNA as evidence; statistical issues in DNA identification.
• Elementary differential equations, probability and statistics, probability and stochastic processes.
• Markov exchangeable sequences.

Experience

• Professor of Mathematics and Statistics, Undisclosed University, 1991 - Present
• Associate Professor of Mathematics and Statistics, Undisclosed University, 1986 - 1991
• Associate Professor of Mathematics, Undisclosed University, 1980 - 1986
• Assistant Professor of Statistics, University of Chicago, 1974 - 1979
• 12 other visiting positions

Honors & Publications

• American Mathematical Society
• Mathematical Association of America
• American Statistical Association
• Institute of Mathematical Statistics
• Philosophy of Science Association

Education

• B.A. Mathematics, Columbia University, NY
• M.S. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Harvard University, MA
• Ph.D. Mathematics, Harvard University, MA