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Petitioner Does Not Ipso Facto Negate The Application of DNA Testing For As Long As There Exist Appropriate Biological Samples of His DNA

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The death of the petitioner does not automatically negate the application of DNA testing as long as biological samples of his DNA still exist. DNA testing can still be conducted using the petitioner's biological samples even after death to determine guilt or innocence in a case. A DNA test could provide relevant evidence for or against the petitioner's claims in a case despite the petitioner's death.

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Petitioner Does Not Ipso Facto Negate The Application of DNA Testing For As Long As There Exist Appropriate Biological Samples of His DNA

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The death of the petitioner does not automatically negate the application of DNA testing as long as biological samples of his DNA still exist. DNA testing can still be conducted using the petitioner's biological samples even after death to determine guilt or innocence in a case. A DNA test could provide relevant evidence for or against the petitioner's claims in a case despite the petitioner's death.

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The death of the petitioner does not automatically negate the application of DNA testing as long as biological samples of his DNA still exist. DNA testing can still be conducted using the petitioner's biological samples even after death to determine guilt or innocence in a case. A DNA test could provide relevant evidence for or against the petitioner's claims in a case despite the petitioner's death.

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The death of the petitioner does not automatically negate the application of DNA testing as long as biological samples of his DNA still exist. DNA testing can still be conducted using the petitioner's biological samples even after death to determine guilt or innocence in a case. A DNA test could provide relevant evidence for or against the petitioner's claims in a case despite the petitioner's death.

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ONG VS DIAZ - The death of the

petitioner does not ipso facto negate


the application of DNA testing for as
long as there exist appropriate
biological samples of his DNA.

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