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Forensic Science
- "Traffic Violators Will Be Asked For Fingerprints," East Valley Tribune (AZ), Feb. 4, 2005
- "TV raises DNA expectations," The Commercial Appeal (Memphis), Jan. 25, 2005
- "Junk Science in the Courtroom," Innocence Project/NACDL Joint Position Paper
- NACDL, Innocence Project call for reopening cases in light of National Academies report on FBI bullet lead analysis -- February 10, 2004 -- Washington, D.C. -- Statement of Barry C. Scheck, Co-Director, The Innocence Project And President-Elect, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Other NACDL Resources
- Champion Articles: Click here and review related articles from the Champion.
- Briefbank Resources: Click here and review related motions and briefs found in the NACDL Briefbank.
- Listserv Discussion: Click here and enter your members only password to peruse forensics discussions on the NACDL listserv.
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