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Lawyers will urge the Florida Supreme Court today to extend a deadline to allow hundreds of convicted felons to request DNA tests that could exonerate them. They also will ask for an order preventing law enforcement agencies from destroying biological evidence that could be used in DNA tests. The case poses a dilemma for a court that has been at odds with Gov. Jeb Bush and the Legislature over constitutional authority to set legal procedural rules.
November 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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