Montana Supreme Court· 11/22/1994

State v. Moore

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885 P.2d 457
268 Mont. 20
51 State Rptr. 1151
1994 Mont. LEXIS 260

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concluding that \the theory underlying DNA and RFLP technology is generally not open to serious attack and [] such evidence is widely admitted in various state and federal courts and jurisdictions\
concluding that “the theory underlying DNA and RFLP technology is generally not open to serious attack and [] such evidence is widely admitted in various state and federal courts and jurisdictions”
upholding trial court's finding that PCR testing is sufficiently reliable under Rule 702 for forensic purposes
overruled on other grounds by State v. Gollehon, 274 Mont. 116, 906 P.2d 697 (1995)
overruled on other grounds by State v. Gollehon, 274 Mont. 116, 906 P.2d 697 (1995)
contamination can occur with virtually any physical evidence, and thus goes to weight, not admissibility

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Judges: Gray, Harrison, Hunt, Nelson, Trieweiler, Turnage, Weber

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