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Bitemark evidence can send wrong person to prison, death row, UB professor says

Mary Bush can speak to the media on the validity of bite mark analysis as evidence in criminal investigations, and on methods to identify victims using dental records and DNA evidence.

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DeSantis approves $1 85 million for wrongfully convicted Tampa man

DeSantis approves $1 85 million for wrongfully convicted Tampa man
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The Basin s Unsolved: Just a Normal Girl

Carmen Croan was last seen at Graham Central Station in 1981, but her cold case has lived on for over four decades.

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Florida lawmakers OK $1 85 million for Tampa man s wrongful conviction

The Legislature approved bills to compensate Robert DuBoise, who spent 37 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit.

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The Right Chemistry: Bite mark analysis left bad impression in court

Forensic odontologists’ assertions about bite marks have led to some questionable verdicts. Why were they considered expert testimony?

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