> I think we all want tools that help us do our jobs quickly and more reliably. I can't help but feel there's something vital missing from police, DA, etc trai

> I think we all want tools that help us do our jobs quickly and more reliably. I can't help but feel there's something vital missing from police, DA, etc training. I'm reminded very distinctly of my ethics class (which was required for graduation), where we were told the horror story of the THERAC-25. Even now, when I work on software for the military, I am very conscious of what my decisions may cost. Why aren't police, judges, district attorneys and forensic scientists required to take classes that tell them of stories like this one? I feel that juries aren't enough, especially when they are surrounded by those with much more experience and comfort in the courtroom.