What is the probability that the suspect was at
the crime scene, based on the TLC results?
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Law, 16.04.2021 06:10, nuconteaza119
What is the probability that the suspect was at
the crime scene, based on the TLC results?
What arguments would the suspect's lawyer
make to weaken the TLC evidence?
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