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New at Reason: Radley Balko on DNA Testing and the Right to Prove One's Innocence

If a convict can establish irrefutable proof of his innocence with a simple DNA test, does he have a constitutional right to that test, even if he has exhausted his legal appeals? As Senior Editor Radley Balko writes, the answer to that question may depend on how the Supreme Court rules in the case of District Attorney's Office v. Osborne, which it heard today.

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