This report is from Simon A. Cole, Vanessa Meterko, Sarah Chu, Glinda Cooper, Jessica Weinstock Paredes, Maurice Possley, and Ken Otterbourg (2022), The Contribution of Forensic and Expert Evidence to DNA Exoneration Cases: An Interim Report (National Registry of Exonerations and Innocence Project), https://n2t.net/ark:/88112/x2g890. Posted with permission of CSAFE.
The Contribution of Forensic and Expert Evidence to DNA Exoneration Cases: An Interim Report
Journal: National Registry of Exonerations and Innocence Project
Published: 2023
Primary Author: Simon Cole
Secondary Authors: Vanessa Meterko, Sarah Chu, Glinda Cooper, Jessica Weinstock Paredes, Maurice Possley, Ken Otterbourg
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