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DNA & the justice system

2012-06-18 19:52:54.619124+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Virginia DNA data supports innocence of 33 convicted of sex crimes, study concludes:

The institute estimates a wrongful conviction rate in sexual assault cases of between 8 to 15 percent, comparable with the results in sample testing that exonerated two people and prompted then-Gov. Mark R. Warner to order the full Virginia project in 2005.

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