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When forensic DNA testing arrived in the courtroom, it was heralded as the “greatest advance in crime fighting technology since fingerprints.” From the beginning, however, nonforensic scientists and defense lawyers expressed concern that enthusiasm for the new technology had outpaced forensic laboratory capabilities. This concern arose from the fact that many labs were suffering from chronically high error rates even before crime laboratories were asked to perform the highly sophisticated analysis forensic DNA testing requires. To

Manufacturing Convictions: Why Defendants Are Entitled to the Data Underlying Forensic DNA Kits