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· 6/29/1926

Schmelzer v. Winegar

Citations

  • 217 A.D. 194
  • 216 N.Y.S. 507
  • 1926 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 7771

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  • “Thus, the question of how probable it is that the defendant, not the database, is the source of the crime scene DNA remains relevant ... the rarity statistic addresses this question.”
  • investigative delay different from governmental delay used solely to gain tactical advantage over accused

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