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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsProsecutors Blocking Access to DNA Evidence
By Ed Brayton
As the Supreme Court considers a case on the question of whether the state can deny access to DNA evidence that may prove a convicted person's innocence -- a case in which the Obama administration chose to argue the vile position that they can -- the New York Times reports that prosecutors routinely block access to such evidence, even in states where the law grants them access.
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