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Patterson Amicus Brief by Scientists, Scholars, & the NE Innocence ProjectAmicus Brief submitted to Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts by 16 scientists and scholars and The New England Innocence Project on behalf of Terry Patterson's motion to exclude simultaneous impression latent print evidence.
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02/18/05
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Submitter: Michael Burt
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*People v. BussaniMotion in Limine to Exclude Fingerprint Evidence. Excellent, concise California Brief submitted by Kleigh Hathaway of San Francisco Public Defneder
*Patterson Interlocutory BriefInterlocutory Brief to Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusettts in support of Motion to Exclude fingerprint filed by John Cunha in Commonwealth v. Patterson.
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12/21/04
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Submitter: Michael Burt
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*Motion to Exclude Fingerprint EvidencePeople v. Vang. New Motion in Limine to Exclude Fingerprint Identification Evidence under People v. Kelly. Prepared in People v. Vang, this is an adapted and updated version of Michael Burt's Nawi brief.
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04/10/03
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Submitter: Michael R. Nelson
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*10-13-04 Objection to Fingerprint Instruction6th Amendment argument that by isolating a piece of evidence that the government did not produce – fingerprint evidence – and informing the jury that the government does not have a duty to produce such evidence, the Court improperly inserts its own ...
*Patterson Amicus Brief of NACDL & MACDLAmicus Brief authored by Lisa Steele submitted to Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts by NACDL & MACDL on behalf of Terry Patterson's motion to exlude simultaneous impression latent print evidence