The Problem of the Small Sample of Forensic DNA

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This paper discusses the rather narrow issue of whether a judge has the authority to order employees of the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner to freeze laboratory testing on forensic DNA samples before the samples are consumed by testing. The paper discusses issues of state and federal evidence law, and briefly discusses DNA testing and how it is performed in New York City criminal investigations. The following are the sections of the paper, which is six pages long and cites to twenty different sources:

Question Presented
Short Answer
Discussion
State and Local Law
Federal and State Law
Conclusion

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