The subjectivist interpretation of probability and the problem of individualisation in forensic science

This paper presents and discusses further aspects of the subjectivist interpretation of probability (also known as the \u2018personalist\u2019 view of probabilities) as initiated in earlier forensic and legal literature. It shows that operational devices to elicit subjective probabilities \u2013 in particular the so-called scoring rules \u2013 provide additional arguments in support of the standpoint according to which categorical claims of forensic individualisation do not follow from a formal analysis under that view of probability theory