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Federal audit finds more problems at Mass. crime lab

Posted: February 2, 2007



A federal inspection of the State Police crime laboratory completed in September found problems with the handling of DNA evidence that go beyond those that prompted the agency to suspend a civilian administrator and led to two sweeping reviews of the lab.
Read the full story here. (Boston Globe - 02/01/07)

Read more on crime lab oversight in our Fix The System pages.



 

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