The CSI effect to me is so not real, it is all make-believe. The CSI effect is also known as the CSI syndrome. CSI is a very popular show that airs on TV and is very popular and 30 million people watched it on one night (National Institute of Justice, 2017). CSI have many people thinking that a crime is possible to be solved within an hour. There are many viewers that watches CSI ranging from young and older people. CSI shows their viewers how they go to crime scenes in many different cities…
The “CSI Effect” which is the effect of crime television shows on the verdicts made in court cases or on other aspects of the criminal justice system. The perceived rise in acquittals can also plausibly by explained without any reference either to watching CSI or to view crime drama more generally. Tyler (2006), stated, “With an ever-increasing number of crime television programs in which forensic tests are used to solve a case in the course of a single episode. Many criminal justice officials have…
Criminal cases across the United States go to trial every day whether state or federal, with so many cases going through the court systems prosecutors and defense attorneys have to be constantly on the lookout for a new phenomenon known as the CSI effect. The CSI effect or also known as the Crime Scene Investigation syndrome is a common syndrome that affects potential jurors for criminal cases, this syndrome is very common with the rise of crime television shows. Americans need to understand that…