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Ex-Technician Denies Faulty DNA Work (NY)
First Cost-Benefit Analysis of DNA Profiling Vindicates ‘CSI’ Fans
New York Examines Over 800 Rape Cases for Possible Mishandling of Evidence
Why are DNA Databases Available to Prosecutors but not Defense Attorneys?
Clearing Texas Rape Kit Backlog Brings Hefty Price Tag
Testing State’s Huge Backlog of Rape Evidence Kits Comes With Hefty Price Tag
Lawyers, Saying DNA Cleared Inmate, Pursue Access to Data (WV)
Years Delayed, Detroit Starts Testing Rape Kits For Evidence (MI)
Peter Marone, who helped pioneer Virginia’s DNA databank program, retiring in Feb. (VA)
Killer’s DNA Won’t Explain His Crime (CT)
Method offers DNA blueprint of a single human cell
Developing Analyses of Biological Evidence: Predicting Eye Color, Determining the Source of Bodily Fluids, and Locating Trace Evidence Within Guns
Several studies reported in the January 2013 Issue of Forensic Science International: Genetics are of interest for future developments in forensic evidence. Research is being done on predicting eye color, hair color, and skin color from DNA. Currently, 37 gene sequences (SNPs or single nucleotide polymorphisms) have been identified as playing a role in these …