Saunders v. Carroll

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• finding that military judge did not abuse his discre- tion in admitting hair evidence even where there was no ev- idence showing error rate for hair-analysis procedure
• finding that military judge did not abuse his discre- tion in admitting hair evidence even where there was no ev- idence showing error rate for hair-analysis procedure
• describing the detailed inquiry conducted by the military judge prior to admitting evidence of novel scientific evidence testing the presence of cocaine through hair analysis
• describing the detailed inquiry conducted by the military judge prior to admitting evidence of novel scientific evidence testing the presence of cocaine through hair analysis

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