Question
Discuss why convicted offenders should not have a constitutional right to conduct DNA tests on the evidence presented at their trials or whether state laws
Discuss why convicted offenders should not have a constitutional right to conduct DNA tests on the evidence presented at their trials or whether state laws provide sufficient protection for these individuals? Explain your answer.
Reference:
LaPorte, G. (2018). Wrongful convictions and DNA exonerations- Understanding the role of forensic science. National Institute Justice (NIJ) Journal, 279.
Hickey T. J., Taking Sides: Clashing Views in Crime and Criminology, 13/ed
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Law and Ethics in the Business Environment
Authors: Terry Halbert and Elaine Ingulli
8th edition
9781305177871, 1285428560, 1305177878, 978-1285428567
