Exam 5: DNA Evidence and Wrongful Convictions: Causes, Consequences, and Remedies: Mai E.Naito Michael Vaughn

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Presentation of DNA evidence in the courtroom can have an influence on the miscarriage of justice because of

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DNA mistakes that may lead to wrongful convictions may be the result of

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This case determined that collecting DNA through a cheek swab from an arrestee is a legitimate police booking procedure like fingerprinting and photographing.

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This case determined the admissibility of expert testimony of scientific evidence in federal court.

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Postconviction DNA testing has the power to prove innocence and lead to ________________ of exonerations.

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This case determined the admissibility of evidence for both federal and state courts on reliability and methods that are "generally accepted" in the scientific community.

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Which type of DNA is unique to the individual because the DNA is inherited from both parents?

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Choose the correct statement:

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One of the most critical steps in maintaining quality of evidence is

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Many forensic laboratories have had problems associated with analysis of DNA evidence. One of the major problems identified was

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