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· 4/24/1912

City of Lexington v. Cooper

Citations

  • 148 Ky. 17
  • 145 S.W. 1127
  • 1912 Ky. LEXIS 376

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  • acknowledging that evidence analyzed by Dookhan in her role as primary chemist is suspect, but declining to vacate guilty plea because there was no evidence tying Dookhan’s conduct as a confirmatory chemist to the evidence in Jackson's case

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Judges: Winn

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