Modern High-Profile Murder Prosecutions

Late twentieth and early twenty-first century murder prosecutions that drew sustained public attention and tested how forensic and ballistic evidence is presented to a jury, including the Simpson double murder trial and the Washington, D.C. sniper attacks. A case belongs here when its cited source describes a prosecution of national prominence and the physical evidence it turned on. The group is about how physical and forensic evidence was presented and contested in a public trial, not about the legal doctrine the verdicts may have produced.