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DNA evidence is often viewed as definitive proof in criminal cases, but it is not immune to error or misuse. While DNA can be a powerful investigative tool, its reliability depends on proper collection, handling, testing, and interpretation. Mistakes at any stage can lead to misleading results that unfairly impact a case. Challenging DNA evidence…
Touch DNA and low-template DNA (also called low-copy-number DNA) have become increasingly common in criminal prosecutions over the past two decades. The premise sounds powerful: investigators can recover DNA from objects that were merely touched or brushed, and labs can amplify traces so small that they contain only a handful of cells. Prosecutors often present…
DNA evidence is one of the most powerful tools used in modern criminal investigations. It is often portrayed as infallible — a silver bullet that can conclusively tie someone to a crime scene or prove their innocence. But the truth is more complicated. DNA evidence can be mishandled, misunderstood, overinterpreted, or even misrepresented. And jurors…
What the Noblis DNA Mixture Study Means for Your Case: Insights from a DNA Criminal Defense Attorney What the Noblis DNA Mixture Study Means for Your Case: Insights from a DNA Criminal Defense Attorney What the Noblis DNA Mixture Study Means for Your Case: Insights from a DNA Criminal Defense Attorney More Blog Posts DNA…
Cognitive Bias in Forensic Science: How It Can Affect Your Criminal Defense More Blog Posts When most people hear the term forensic science, they think of hard, objective facts—DNA matches, fingerprints, ballistics, and digital evidence that seem indisputable. On television, forensic experts are portrayed as neutral scientists who simply “follow the evidence.” In reality, forensic…
The victim wants the case dropped, can’t this just go away? More Blog Posts It’s one of the most common questions a criminal defense attorney in Southwestern Minnesota hears: “The victim doesn’t want to press charges anymore—can’t this whole thing just go away?” At first glance, that seems like a fair assumption. If the person…
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