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Criminal defense attorneys going up against DNA evidence can get information about the accuracy of San Francisco's DNA testing procedures, a superior court judge ruled Thursday. In a tentative ruling that applies to eight felony cases, Superior Court Judge Mary Morgan ordered the district attorney's office to produce "any and all documentation" from the San Francisco Police Department's crime lab related to lab machinery six months before and after each case.
March 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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