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Commonwealth v. Williams

Citations

  • 455 Mass. 706
  • 919 N.E.2d 685
  • 2010 Mass. LEXIS 7

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that defendant was not entitled to suppression of results of DNA testing because defendant failed to make threshold showing that the inability to observe the DNA testing deprived him of exculpatory evidence
  • at defendant’s request, trial judge gave jury instruction that focused on Commonwealth’s failure to conduct tests with defense expert present
  • “defendant was unable to demonstrate a reasonable possibility that the lost opportunity to observe the testing [of a blood sample] was exculpatory”
  • \defendant was unable to demonstrate a reasonable possibility that the lost opportunity to observe the testing [of a blood sample] was exculpatory\

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Judges: Botsford

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