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As California police, prisons and crime labs get ready to collect several times the normal number of DNA samples in the next few years -- as required by a recently approved ballot initiative -- criminal defense lawyers are bracing for some challenges of their own. Issues ranging from how long a DNA sample can be used by law enforcement to concern over the competency of crime labs that test such samples are now high on defense counsel's agenda.
December 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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