NYT Guest Op-Ed (Turow): Still Guilty After All These Years
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/08/opinion/08turow.html?pagewanted=print
“Will statutes of limitations fall prey to DNA technology?”
Turow notes that a technology normally used in the defense (i.e., to exonerate) is now being used for the opposite: to prove guilt long after the crime has been committed – and the statute of limitations has expired. If so, a dangerous precedent may be set.
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