> There are no "black box processes". The very word "forensic" is based on presenting in full view, front of the fact finders (jury & judges usually). You're w

> There are no "black box processes". The very word "forensic" is based on presenting in full view, front of the fact finders (jury & judges usually). You're wrong. When the defendant can't afford an expert witness then the defendant is literally shut out from being able to understand the technology involved. Good luck proving to a jury made up of non-technical people how thread timing problems cause math problems in DNA analysis without an expert witness. Good luck getting an expert witness to testify to that when the source code is hidden behind a black box "company trade secret".