North Carolina Office of Indigent Defense Services
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A DNA analysis timeline is now available on the IDS Forensic Resources website. The timeline traces the development of forensic DNA analysis and its use by the NC State Crime Lab. It seeks to identify what technologies were available during a particular time period. It is a helpful tool for attorneys working on older cases …
History of DNA Analysis Timeline – Available OnlineRead More
// by Chris Liu-Beers
// by Chris Liu-Beers
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, sitting en banc, heard oral arguments on whether DNA fingerprinting violates the Fourth Amendment’s protection against unreasonable search and seizure on September 19. Plaintiffs-Appellants in Haskell v. Harris argue that collection of DNA at arrest violates their privacy interests because DNA contains not only CODIS markers that help in …
The ENCODE project, the Fourth Amendment, and Haskill v. HarrisRead More
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