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Wouldn't it be the defense attorney's responsibility to remind the jury of the error rates time after time?
by vishaldpatel 14y ago
Wouldn't it be the defense attorney's responsibility to remind the jury of the error rates time after time?
- jlgreco 14y agoAttacking the reliability of DNA evidence can make you seem desperate. Of course they still need to do exactly that, but you are not just combating what the prosecution said (or failed to say) but what the jurors already "know". They "know" DNA is perfect magic evidence that gets the badguy every time on CSI.