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Dna Fabrication, A Wake Up Call: The Need To Reevaluate The Admissibility And Reliability Of Dna Evidence, Kristen Bolden
Dna Fabrication, A Wake Up Call: The Need To Reevaluate The Admissibility And Reliability Of Dna Evidence, Kristen Bolden
Georgia State University Law Review
In June 2009, Israeli forensic science researchers published a ground breaking study that put credence to the possibility of creating artificial Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) that can fool current forensic testing procedures. The researchers asserted that anyone with the proper equipment and basic understanding of molecular biology could create artificial DNA in virtually unending amounts. Furthermore, the research demonstrates that the current American forensic science system utilized by law enforcement is incapable of distinguishing between artificial and genuine DNA.
The Challenge Of Fingerprint Comparison Opinions In The Defense Of A Criminally Charged Client, Michael Mears, Therese M. Day
The Challenge Of Fingerprint Comparison Opinions In The Defense Of A Criminally Charged Client, Michael Mears, Therese M. Day
Georgia State University Law Review
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Exiting The Twilight Zone: Changes In The Standard For The Admissibility Of Scientific Evidence In Georgia, Katharyne C. Johnson
Exiting The Twilight Zone: Changes In The Standard For The Admissibility Of Scientific Evidence In Georgia, Katharyne C. Johnson
Georgia State University Law Review
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