Gov. Robert Ehrlich?s newly formed advisory board falls short of providing independent oversight of Maryland?s crime labs, criminal justice reform groups said Tuesday.
“You have clinical labs that are essentially completely self-regulating,” said Michele Nethercott, chief attorney for the Maryland Innocence Project, a nonprofit group that handles cases where post-conviction DNA testing of evidence can yield proof of innocence.
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