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Criminal

Aug. 11, 1998

S.F. Prepares for Its First Use of DNA Evidence

SAN FRANCISCO - For the first time, a San Francisco Superior Court judge is hearing evidence on whether to admit genetic information in a criminal trial, making this nearly the last major jurisdiction in the country to formally accept DNA.

By Laura Impellizzeri
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - For the first time, a San Francisco Superior Court judge is hearing evidence on whether to admit genetic information in a criminal trial, making this nearly the last major jurisdiction in the country to formally accept DNA.
        With ...

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