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DNA Matters: How Complex DNA Evidence Exonerates the Innocent
Traditional methods of DNA interpretation are limited, and do not use all the data. Imagine a medical world without doctors, where technicians take superb X-ray images, but there are no radiologists ...
The Forensic Interview Trace (FIT) is a secure computer program designed to record the structure, content and characteristics of a forensic interview, involving victims, witnesses, suspects and ...
New Jersey residents who have been wrongly convicted of crimes and seek exoneration have a new resource: the New Jersey Innocence Project, based at Rutgers University-Camden, which focuses the ...
Using a combination of archaeological science and forensic techniques, an international research team has carefully recreated what happened.
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