A person accused of a crime has access to the services of a public forensic crime laboratory?

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Tristen

9 October, 17:57

A person accused of a crime has access to the services of a public forensic crime laboratory?

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Alina English · Answer 1

That statement is false

The person that accused of a crime tend to be excluded form any access of public forensic crime laboratory.

This regulation is created so the accused suspect does not have the chance to falsify the data that is currently stored and analyzed in public forensic crime laboratory.