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LA - Prosecutors Block Access to DNA Testing for Inmates

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View the article here 05/17/2009 By SHAILA DEWAN In an age of advanced forensic science, the first step toward ending Kenneth Reed?s prolonged series of legal appeals should be simple and quick: a DNA test, for which he has offered to pay, on evidence from the 1991 rape of which he was convicted. Louisiana, where Mr. Reed is in prison, is one of 46 states that have passed laws to enable inmates like him to get such a test. But in many jurisdictions, prosecutors are using new... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, Sex Offender Issues, All Rights Reserved

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