by MBADNACONSULT | Dec 7, 2012 | Forensic DNA Consulting
My friend and recent DNA Interview Series guest, Anjali B. Dooley (anjalilawoffice.com, sidebartv.com) and I have been discussing the intersection of attorneys and experts. We have decided to do a collaboratorive posting about understanding DNA reports in criminal...
by MBADNACONSULT | Sep 7, 2012 | Forensic DNA Consulting
During my 16 year career in forensic science I have had the pleasure of seeing forensic science from a number of vantages. Starting out as a criminalist in law enforcement laboratories, I will never forget when the Captain of our Division toured us young,...
by MBADNACONSULT | Jul 4, 2012 | Forensic DNA Consulting
This Chicago Tribune article speaks for itself. I can’t think of a better illustration of why forensic DNA consultants are important for the defense! Weak DNA evidence could undermine justice, experts say – chicagotribune
by MBADNACONSULT | Apr 4, 2012 | Forensic DNA Consulting
I was recently asked about how electropherograms appear if the same sample vial is injected multiple times on an instrument. In order to hopefully provide a helpful example, I have scanned some actual data that I have obtained in the past. The data below are from the...
by MBADNACONSULT | Apr 23, 2011 | Forensic DNA Consulting
DNA suitable for the most common variety of forensic testing is found within cells in the human body. The human body is rich with cellular material as there are trillions of cells that make up the human anatomy. Most of our body parts contain cells with nuclei. It...
by MBADNACONSULT | Apr 15, 2011 | Forensic DNA Consulting
As I was filling out a survey regarding my career in forensic science this morning, it gave me the idea to include some of the information on this blog. Obviously, ‘forensics’ (as the term is generically used) is a hot career option due to the media attention in the...
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