510 U.S. 1062
Williams v. Maryland Home Improvement Commission.
No. 93-6886.
Supreme Court of United States.
January 10, 1994.
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Appeal from the Ct. Sp. App. Md.
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Certiorari denied.
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Opinion
114 S. Ct. 734 · Supreme Court of the United States · Jan 10, 1994
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Parentheticals
holding that courts may now take judicial notice of the reliability of the general theory and techniques of DNA profiling
holding that deficiencies in procedures go to weight rather than admissibility
instructing that the district court must determine not only whether the expert's proffered methodology or principle is scientifically valid, but whether the expert actually applied the methodology or principle in the particular case
instructing that the district court must determine not only whether the expert’s proffered methodology or principle is scientifically valid, but whether the expert actually applied the methodology or principle in the particular case
lower courts can take judicial notice of reliability and validity of scientific method, technique or theory
admitting DNA evidence against Native American defendant in rape case