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The Silent Witness is prepared under Grant No. 2002-DD-BX0005 from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, U.S. Dept. of Justice. This information is offered for educational purposes only and is not legal advice. Points of view or opinions expressed in these documents are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the U.S. Dept. of Justice, the National District Attorneys Association or the American Prosecutors Research Institute.
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NOTE: Some of the newsletters below are PDF files. To view or print these files you can download the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader. |
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2007 |
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Volume 11, Number 1 |
DNA-Related Case Law Update |
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2006 |
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Volume 10, Number 3 |
Low Copy Number DNA: Reality vs. Jury Expectations |
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Volume 10, Number 2 |
Catching Criminals by Investigating Profiles with Allelic Similarities |
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Volume 10, Number 1 |
Admissibility of DNA Evidence: Applying Crawford v. Washington |
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2005 |
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Volume 9, Number 4 |
Forensic Palynology and Plant DNA: the Evidence that Sticks |
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Volume 9, Number 3 |
Evolution of DNA Evidence for Crime Solving - A Judicial and Legislative History |
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Volume 9, Number 2 |
Biological Evidence: Maintaining Integrity of DNA Samples Through National Standards |
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Volume 9, Number 1 |
Evolution of the Quality Assurance Documents for DNA Laboratories |
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2004 |
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Volume 8, Number 3 |
Houston, We Have A Problem … Do You? |
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2003 |
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Volume 8, Number 2 |
Keeping a Conviction Secure |
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Volume 8, Number 1 |
Meeting Defense Challenges to DNA Evidence |
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Volume 7, Number 3 |
Discovery Issues
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2002 |
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Volume 7, Number 2 |
Preparing for Defense Experts |
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Volume 7, Number 1 |
From John Doe to Known Offender: DNA Profile Arrest Warrants |
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2001 |
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Volume 6, Number 1 |
Nonhuman DNA Testing Increases DNA's Power to IIdentify and Convict Criminals |
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2000 |
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Volume 5, Number 3 |
An Update on STR Admissibility
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Volume 5, Number 2 |
Mitochondrial DNA Evidence Continues to Gain Ground in the Forensic Community
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Volume 5, Number 1 |
The National Commission on the Future of DNA Evidence’s Recommendations for Handling Requests for Postconviction DNA Testing
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1999 |
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Volume 4, Number 5 |
Why Do Prosecutors Need to Learn About STRs? |
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Volume 4, Number 3 |
Y Chromosome DNA Typing - A New Forensic Tool on the Horizon
Michigan Murder Case Illustrates the Durability of DNA
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1998 |
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Volume 4, Number 2 |
Maryland's First Mitochondrial DNA Case - The Trial Prosecutors' Experience
New Guidelines for DNA Forensic Laboratories
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Volume 4, Number 1 |
New FBI Policy Revolutionizes DNA Court Testimony
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1997 |
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Volume 3, Number 5 |
First Mitochondrial DNA Case:
Tennessee v. Ware
CODIS Update
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