Testing Justice: The Rape Kit Backlog in Los Angeles City and County

Testing Justice: The Rape Kit Backlog in Los Angeles City and County
ISBN-10
1564324613
ISBN-13
9781564324610
Category
DNA fingerprinting
Pages
68
Language
English
Published
2009
Publisher
Human Rights Watch

Description

And recommendations -- Sexual violence in Los Angeles County -- Untested rape kits in crime laboratories -- Untested rape kits in police storage -- Human rights law and responses to sexual violence -- Conclusions.

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