U.S. v. Berry, No. 08-35002 (9th Cir.) (624 F.3d 1031) (October 22, 2010) (Judge A. Wallace Tashima)
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This is an interesting decision which addresses a forensic testing technique long used by the FBI known as “compositional analysis of bullet lead” (which is sometimes referred to as “CABL” or “CBLA”). The Court described CABL as follows:
“CABL is a forensic technique that uses the chemical composition of …
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