People v. Reeves
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
PARRILLI, J.
This appeal raises three challenges to the admissibility of statistical calculations based on DNA evidence. We conclude none of them has merit and that the procedures at issue have gained general acceptance in the scientific community.
A jury convicted appellant of several burglaries and sexual offenses committed against multiple victims during a nine-month period, and he was sentenced to 77 years in prison. With respect to two of the sex crimes charged, the jury heard forensic DNA evidence identifying appellant as the perpetrator. He challenges the admission of this…
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