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NIJ Programs and Services
NIJ FY 09 ORE Social Science Research on Exoneration
NIJ FY 09 ORE Social Science Research in Forensic Science
Automated DNA Typing: The Method of the Future?
Bridging the Gap through Forensic Partnerships
Mitochondrial DNA Variation in North American Populations of Forensic Interest, Final Report
DNA Dilemma, Part 2: Excerpts From the National Institute of Justice Research Report
Estimation of Population Structure Parameters, Final Report
Capillary Electrophoresis for Forensic STR Analysis: Validation and Cost Effectiveness
Technology on the Job: Scientific Advances Aiding Police Officers on the Street, in the Lab, and in Our Schools (Video)
Interpreting DNA Mixtures
Massively Parallel DNA Typing by Capillary Array Electrophoresis
Forensic DNA Evidence: National Commission Explores its Future
Hardy-Weinberg Testing With Continuous Data
Capillary Electrophoresis STR Analysis: Comparison of Gel- Based Systems
Mitochondrial DNA Amplification Success Rate as a Function of Hair Morphology
Commonwealth of Virginia Division of Forensic Science Proposal to Improve the Capability to Analyze DNA: Final Report
Comparison of Allelic Variation and Statistical Properties of RFLP Versus PCR-Based DNA Profiles Final Report
NIJ Year in Review 2002
Illinois Convicted Offender Backlog Reduction Program (In-House Analysis)
NIJ FY 09 Solving Cold Cases with DNA
NIJ seeks applications from States and units of local government for funding to identify, review, and investigate "violent crime cold cases" that have the potential to be solved using DNA analysis and to locate and analyze biological evidence associated with these cases. Experience has shown that cold case programs can solve a substantial number of violent crime cold cases, including homicides and sexual assaults. Advances...