NYS forensics board considers polarizing views of adopting new DNA technology
New York police and legal defender groups are squaring off over whether state police should be allowed to use a new technology in DNA testing as forensic evidence in investigations. The Commission on Forensic Science held a public hearing on Oct. 9 at the Division of Criminal Justice Services in Albany to weigh this question.... Read More
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