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Justice is Blind(ed): The Issue with Proprietary Algorithms in Criminal Investigations

by Carlino Mark Natividad | Mar 13, 2020 | Commentary

After serving seven years in prison, Lydell Grant was released on bond in November 2019 as a result of exonerating DNA evidence. Grant was convicted of murder in 2012 primarily based on eyewitness testimony, despite the fact that Houston police could not conclude the...

Scam Likely! Time for Phone Companies to Rise and Shine the Light on Robocalls

by Carlino Mark Natividad | Oct 30, 2019 | Commentary

  Do you ever receive an incoming call on your cell phone only to see it’s coming from a “Scam Likely”? Robocalls, or automated phone calls usually for scam or spam purposes, have risen to approximately 85 billion calls worldwide in 2018 according to the Hiya...
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