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Debbie Smith, who waited six years for DNA evidence to identify the man who raped her, burst into tears Thursday when a Senate committee delayed a vote on DNA testing legislation. A vote on the bill will not come until Tuesday in the Senate Judiciary Committee. The five-year, $1 billion measure would provide greater access to DNA testing for rape cases and convicted felons who claim innocence.
September 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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