Historical Events tagged with "evidence"
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Approval of Federal Rules of Evidence
The United States Congress approved the Federal Rules of Evidence, which were drafted to streamline the process of adjudicating cases in federal courts. These rules aimed to enhance fairness and efficiency in trials by establishing clear guidelines for the admissibility of evidence. The move was part of broader reforms in the justice system, seeking to improve legal processes and protect the rights of individuals involved in litigation.
Continue ReadingFBI Crime Lab Officially Opens in Washington, D.C.
The FBI Crime Lab opened its doors in Washington, D.C., marking a significant development in forensic science. Designed to enhance the Bureau's investigative capabilities, the lab housed cutting-edge technology and a variety of forensic disciplines. This facility allowed for sophisticated crime scene analysis which had been previously lacking. The establishment of the lab symbolized a shift towards modern law enforcement practices in the United States and underscored the FBI's commitment to scientific approaches in solving crimes.
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