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RSSNow, testing for deadly pathogens in food, air and water will no more be a cumbersome and expensive affair. A Michigan State University researcher and his team have made it easier with their new device - it is portable and hand-held device that can...
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A Florida man who spent 27 years behind bars for murder left prison for the first time on Tuesday to await a new trial granted after DNA evidence called his conviction...
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AP, Logan
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AP, Towson
More than 30 years ago, long before the advent of DNA technology, Dr. Rudiger Breitenecker began freezing semen samples taken from rape victims in the hope that they...
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AP, Washington
The Supreme Court will decide whether, years after his conviction, a defendant has a constitutional right to test genetic evidence found at the crime scene.
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AP, Denver
Months after a 1999 murder conviction was overturned by DNA evidence, a Colorado district attorney says a review of thousands of convictions yielded not one case in...
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The first person released from prison in Colorado because of DNA evidence is suing police and prosecutors who worked to put him behind bars.
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AP, Dallas
Faulty eyewitness testimony that helped secure wrongful convictions in Dallas County, which leads the nation in DNA exonerations, sent the innocent to prison as police...
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Scientists have discovered mystery snippets of mammal DNA that have survived eons of evolution and yet have no apparent purpose. The finding reveals just how much we...
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AP, Dallas
A 56-year-old man who spent 25 years behind bars for a rape he says he didn’t commit walked out of court a free man on Friday after a judge recommended his...
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AP, Little Rock
A judge on Wednesday rejected claims that DNA evidence clears three men convicted of killing three 8-year-old boys in 1993 and denied their requests for a new trial.
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Prosecutors investigating claims that a Polish man imprisoned and raped his daughter were seeking DNA samples Tuesday from the two children she says he fathered.
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AP, Warsaw
Police investigating claims that a Polish man imprisoned and raped his daughter were seeking DNA samples Tuesday from the two children she says he fathered.
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A Google-backed startup that analyzes customers’ genetic makeup to predict health risks and provide ancestry information has slashed the price on its personal DNA...
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DNA evidence has linked an air conditioning repairman to the stabbing deaths of three women, including a former girlfriend of actor Ashton Kutcher, police said Friday.
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Spanish authorities have identified the bodies of more than half the 154 victims of last week’s fiery plane crash in Madrid, but some of the remains may never be...
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Barack Obama told everyone he wanted a running mate who will challenge his thinking, and now he’s got one. Joe Biden’s tendency to speak his own mind _ and...
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