Criminal
Jun. 20, 2012
Justices reject DNA technician questioning
Prosecutors and criminal defense attorneys were grappling Monday with how to interpret a U.S. Supreme Court decision curbing the recent expansion of a defendant's right to confront a forensic witness.
By Henry Meier Daily Journal Staff Writer Prosecutors and criminal defense attorneys were grappling Monday with how to interpret a U.S. Supreme Court decision curbing the recent expansion of a defendant's right to confront a forensic witness under the Sixth Amendment. The ruling makes it easier for prosecutors to use expert testimony about forensic tests without letting the defense question or confr...
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