🧪 1992 NRC report “DNA Technology in Forensic Science”
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1992 NRC report “DNA Technology in Forensic Science”

The 1992 National Research Council report “DNA Technology in Forensic Science,” cited by both sides concerning mixed-stain statistics, the ceiling principle and product rule, PCR contamination, laboratory error rates, accreditation, and proficiency testing. Marked trial presentations included Defense 1296 and 1299 excerpts and Defense 1312, a slide containing report language; witnesses differed over the report's meaning, recommendations, and applicability.

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