Forensic sciences, originating from nineteenth-century efforts to support law enforcement through medical expertise, have evolved into a robust field grounded in a rich tradition of interpretative practices. The discipline now incorporates an array of advanced techniques and technologies—sophisticated imaging modalities, cutting-edge analytical methods, and comprehensive statistical models—pushing the field to transcend biases rooted in subjective experience. Despite these technological strides, forensic practitioners continue to grapple with fundamental challenges surrounding the reliability and validity of interpretative methodologies.