Description
The Safety in Numbers? Deciding When DNA Alone is Enough to Convict article relates to legal subjects directly relevant to the members of the State Bar and has significant current professional and practical content because the issues addressed are criminal law, criminal prosecution, criminal procedure, burden of proof, offender databases, crime scene recovery, forensic DNA testing, use of DNA evidence at trial, and legal ethics. Additional legal subjects the article examines are evidence, legal sufficiency standard in pure cold hit cases, trial-by-mathematics, juries, reasonable doubt, and moral certainty.
Hours: 6.5 hours
Type: General
