DNA, Arizona Supreme Court and Scottsdale

Court rules contested DNA evidence can be introduced in Scottsdale murder case
The case has been held up over a dispute regarding how police obtained DNA evidence to link Ian Mitcham to the homicide.
Court issues ruling on use of familial DNA evidence in 2015 Scottsdale murder
Feldman, 31, was found brutally murdered in her Scottsdale home in February 2015. Even though the case that shook the community remained active, it went cold. Then, in April 2018, Scottsdale police linked a suspect, Ian L. Mitcham, 42, of Tempe, to the murder.
State Supreme Court rules DNA of suspect can be used in murder case of Allison Feldman
The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that key DNA evidence in the 2015 murder of Allison Feldman in Scottsdale can be used in the case. The decision has been years in the making in a murder case nearly a decade old.
High court rules DNA evidence can be used in 2015 Scottsdale murder case
The Arizona Supreme Court has decided that crucial DNA evidence can be used in a high-profile murder case from nearly a decade ago, sending the case back to trial. The state’s highest court issued the opinion on Tuesday,
Arizona Supreme Court OKs disputed DNA evidence in 2015 Scottsdale murder case
The Arizona Supreme Court issued a ruling that clears the way for disputed DNA evidence to be introduced in a 2015 Scottsdale murder case.
Decision on DNA evidence in high-profile murder case of Allison Feldman expected
The Arizona Supreme Court is expected to file an opinion on key DNA evidence in the 2015 murder of Allison Feldman in Scottsdale. Months after oral arguments, the State Supreme Court is expected to file its opinion at 10 a.
AZ Supreme Court rules illegally obtained DNA evidence would have been discovered eventually
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that, even though police violated a murder suspect's constitutional rights by analyzing his stored blood sample without a warrant, the DNA evidence can still be
Allison Feldman: Supreme court rules DNA evidence can be used in murder case
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that DNA evidence can be used in the murder case of Allison Feldman.
DNA evidence can be used in Allison Feldman's murder case
Vinnie Politan analyzes the case against Luigi Mangione, discussing his new high-profile attorney, Karen Friedman Agnifilo.
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The state supreme court ruled controversial DNA evidence can be used in the murder case of a Scottsdale woman; police are looking for a suspect accused of groping and indecent exposure in the East ...
Scottsdale police speak on man's arrest for stealing $300k in Bitcoin
The suspect reportedly posed as an Uber driver who would then asked for the passengers' phones. Nuruhussein Hussein is facing several felony charges.