United States v. Habibi

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent could testify that he investigated a case where “an individual touched . . . a[n] object with a bare hand, but when tested, no detectable DNA was found”
• concluding it was not an - 41 - abuse of discretion to permit an agent to offer lay testimony when the testimony was based on the agent's \experience as a federal law enforcement officer\
• permitting FBI agent to testify that detectible DNA is not left every time someone touches an object

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).