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More than 100 former students have provided firsthand accounts of sexual misconduct by the now-dead Ohio State University team physician at the center of an ongoing investigation, the university said on Friday.
7.22.2018
11:44pm
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Legislators in Puerto Rico are investigating the U.S. territory’s forensics institute following complaints of understaffing, bad odors and backlogs in the handling of bodies as the island struggles to recover from Hurricane Maria amid an economic crisis.
7.22.2018
10:35pm
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A GPS device owned by a Jordanian-born man on trial for capital murder places him at the same time and place of a 2012 Texas slaying, according to a digital forensic expert’s testimony.
7.22.2018
10:27pm
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Email spoofing was one of the social engineering techniques used by a group of Russian hackers to gain access to Clinton Campaign computers beginning around March 2016, according to the indictment issued by Special Counsel Robert Mueller last Friday....
7.20.2018
1:32pm
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Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel has quietly hired a consultant to identify ways to speed up evidence testing at Wisconsin’s crime labs, as criticism mounts over delays.
7.20.2018
1:10pm
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Nykees Earl Campbell wanted to rap about what was real. So he posted rantings in rap videos on YouTube and Facebook Live about his violent war with a rival gang, which played out with deadly consequences on the streets of Dallas. It was exactly what...
7.20.2018
12:55pm
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich on Friday spared a condemned killer whose sentence was challenged after a juror came forward and said information about the extent of the inmate's tough childhood wasn't properly presented at trial.
7.20.2018
12:07pm
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New York City has started releasing about 100,000 pages of documents connected to the notorious case of the five men whose convictions for raping and beating a Central Park jogger were overturned after they served more than a decade behind bars.
7.20.2018
12:01pm
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Pennsylvania’s highest court on Wednesday overturned the conviction of a then-11-year-old boy in the 2009 shotgun slaying of his father’s pregnant fiancée, saying prosecutors had not provided enough evidence to support it.
7.19.2018
11:54am
Is there a “crisis” in forensic science? The top British regulator says no—though there are problems, and perhaps even an “existential threat” in the lack of funding.
7.19.2018
11:48am
