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For the first time, a federal judge has ruled that fingerprint experts can't tell juries that two fingerprints are a "match," because the science they rely on doesn't meet the U.S. Supreme Court's Daubert test. But Senior U.S. District Judge Louis H. Pollak in Philadelphia stopped short of tossing out all fingerprint testimony in United States v. Plaza , saying such a ruling would be "unwarrantably heavy-handed."
January 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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