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Publication Date:  [2010 TO 2019]

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12019How 'Enhanced' Forensic Audio is Evaluated in Criminal Trials: What if All That Really Gets Enhanced is the Credibility of a Misleading Transcript?Fraser, Helen 29-Oct-2019
22019The reliability of voice recognition by 'ear witnesses': An overview of research findingsFraser, Helen 12-Mar-2021
3Jul-2018Covert recordings used as evidence in criminal trials: concerns of Australian linguistsFraser, Helen 2-Sep-2019
4Jan-2018Book Review - Forensic Communication in Theory and Practice: A study of discourse analysis and transcription by Franca Orletti & Laura Mariottini (eds)Fraser, Helen 3-Dec-2019
52018Thirty Years Is Long Enough: It Is Time to Create a Process That Ensures Covert Recordings Used as Evidence in Court Are Interpreted ReliablyFraser, Helen 22-Aug-2019
62018Why "Ad Hoc Experts" Should Not Provide Transcripts of Indistinct Forensic Audio, and a Proposal for a Better ApproachFrench, Peter; Fraser, Helen 26-Aug-2019
72018Real forensic experts should pay more attention to the dangers posed by ‘ad hoc experts’Fraser, Helen 26-Aug-2019
82018'Assisting' listeners to hear words that aren't there: dangers in using police transcripts of indistinct covert recordingsFraser, Helen 2-Sep-2019
92017How Interpretation of Indistinct Covert Recordings Can Lead to Wrongful Conviction: A Case Study and Recommendations for ReformFraser, Helen 3-Sep-2019
102014The power and persistence of contextual priming: more risks in using police transcripts to aid jurors' perception of poor quality covert recordingsFraser, Helen ; Stevenson, Bruce 23-Dec-2014
112011Interpretation of a crisis call: persistence of a primed perception of a disputed utteranceFraser, Helen B ; Stevenson, Bruce ; Marks, Anthony 18-May-2012

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Credit Name
Helen Fraser
Full Name
Fraser, Helen
UNE Researcher ID
une-id:hfraser
 
Position Title
Adjunct Associate Professor
 
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ORCID
Web of Science profile key
21797465
Discipline
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
 
Faculty
Faculty of HASS and Education
Surname
Fraser
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Given Name
Helen
 
Preferred Given Name
Helen
School/Department
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
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