It’s also important to note that experiments can be done with child or infant sized crash test dummies fitted with accelerometers, and one can also review the medical records of infants and children injured or killed in automobile or other traumatic accidents.

Which is exactly what has been done, as Dr. Squier discussed in her presentation. Wonder of wonders, the results of those studies don’t support and contradict the shaken baby hypothesis.

This is a superb presentation that every practitioner of criminal law, whether prosecution or defense, ought to view more than once.