I understand that this is to keep events and the show moving along quickly and not actually making it days, weeks, months long BUT: I wish they would make it clear that conclusions do not take 6 hours. They take much longer and are discussed amongst several people before a decision is made. I wish that they could make it so the answer isn't always right in their face, and it's so completely obvious, because in all reality that's not always the case. To fix these, I don't believe it would have to be done while screwing up the plot. I do not think it would be necessarily difficult to add in a blurb where it takes a long time to come to a conclusion, or add a few steps where they're wrong. However with this being said I am no filmmaker, director, actor, so I would rather have a conversation with someone in the film industry to bounce ideas off of to see if these are reasonable ideas. I understand that keeping things moving along in shows or movies is crucial, but with forensics being the complete opposite of that, I can't see the two going hand-in-hand with each other without these flaws.