What is multiplexing and why is it used in DNA profiling?
What will be an ideal response?
Multiplexing is a technique that simultaneously detects more than one STR in a single DNA analysis. Multiplexing is important to DNA profiling because the more STRs a forensic scientist can characterize, the greater the likelihood that they originated from the same individual.
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A. Flat fees B. Hourly fees C. Contingent fees D. Pro bono
Reasonable Force
What will be an ideal response?
Proposals for chemical castration of repeat sex offenders are based on sociological explanations of crime
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The Supreme Court has defined "interrogation" as questioning or ___________________
a. deception by the police b. its functional equivalent c. the use of force by police d. any other interaction between police and suspect