People v. Dalcollo

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• holding that the FBI’s calculation of statistical probabilities, as derived by the product rule, is generally accepted in the scientific community
• holding that the FBI's calculation of statistical probabilities, as derived by the product rule, is generally accepted in the scientific community
• holding that the FBI’s calculation of statistical probabilities, as derived by the product rule, is generally accepted in the scientific community
• rejecting Heaton and noting that when asked to establish the law of the jurisdiction for future cases, a court of review will “engage in a broad review” and consider “any pertinent legal and scientific commentaries”
• rejecting Heaton and noting that when asked to establish the law of the jurisdiction for future cases, a court of review will \engage in a broad review\ and consider \any pertinent legal and scientific commentaries\
• challenges to the application of a specific technique go to the reliability and weight of the evidence

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