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Granting of new trial in capital case with unreliable DNA evidence affirmed

October 7, 2019 //  by annmt

In 2010, Michael Ryan was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death for a 2007 homicide. While the case was on direct appeal and as a result of the Motion for Appropriate Relief hearing, an order issued by Judge W. Erwin Spainhour granted Michael Ryan a new trial in 2017. The State appealed …

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Category: CasesForensic Discipline: DNA

A Guide to Using the UIDDA

February 17, 2017 //  by annmt

The Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act (UIDDA) is a useful way to request discoverable documents which are located in another state via subpoena duces tecum. While most states have adopted some form of UIDDA, others lag behind. As of February 2017, Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Florida, Missouri, Nebraska, Texas, Wyoming and Puerto Rico have not …

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Category: Practice TipsForensic Discipline: Foundations of Forensics

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