It's pretty ironic reading through your link that's trying to make a case for "junk science" in forensics, when the biases and fallacies in the article itself just scream out at you.
You can note all the weasel words they use, as well as weaseling and interpreting other's words to mean what they want them to mean.
How they say junk science has "limited evidence" to justify it, but then later on link to studies with limited evidence that are supposed to justify their claims.
How they explicitly link to some evidence that supposedly justifies their claims but for other claims they just say "studies exist" but don't bother to provide names, dates, or any details about the studies.
Going to just stop reading there and mark that notch down as propublica being a source of "junk journalism".
You can note all the weasel words they use, as well as weaseling and interpreting other's words to mean what they want them to mean.
How they say junk science has "limited evidence" to justify it, but then later on link to studies with limited evidence that are supposed to justify their claims.
How they explicitly link to some evidence that supposedly justifies their claims but for other claims they just say "studies exist" but don't bother to provide names, dates, or any details about the studies.
Going to just stop reading there and mark that notch down as propublica being a source of "junk journalism".