Case (cite)
Jack v. Commonwealth, 1 S.W.2d 961 (Ct. App. Ky. 1928)
“This evidence is important if competent, but highly prejudicial if incompetent; and its consideration demands more than casual notice. In recent years much study and research have been devoted to the subject of ballistics as applied to judicial proceedings, now styled “Forensic Ballistics,” which it is claimed by some has reached the status of an exact science. See article by Major Calvin H. Goddard in Popular Science Monthly, November, 1927.”