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The nation's first DNA-based "John Doe" warrants were illegal, the Supreme Court of Kansas has ruled

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The nation's first DNA-based "John Doe" warrants were illegal, the Supreme Court of Kansas has ruled: Yesterday's edition of The Wichita Eagle contained an article headlined "Court quashes 1st DNA-based rape warrants" that begins, "The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Friday that the arrest warrants in seven rape cases -- the first in the nation to charge someone's DNA with a crime -- weren't specific enough to meet legal standards. The ruling means death-row inmate Douglas Belt won't be tried for the rapes."

And The McPherson Sentinel reported yesterday that "Kaufman finds good and bad news in John Doe rulings."

You can access at this link Friday's ruling of the Supreme Court of Kansas.

Full post as published by How Appealing on March 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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