We often see a scenario in movies and TV shows where someone's freedom hinges on a witness's words. But it is not just fiction. Real life has shown us that human memory can be shaky, especially under stress. This can lead to mistakes and, in some cases, wrongful...
In Akers v. State (September Term 2022, No. 0925), the Appellate Court of Maryland will decide, among other issues, whether information about abortion, pregnancy ambivalence, and lack of prenatal care is relevant to determining how the death of an infant...
Trace DNA, often referred to as touch DNA, consists of minuscule amounts of genetic material left behind through contact. This can occur when a person briefly touches a surface, handles an object or sheds skin cells. Despite its near-invisibility, advanced forensic...