Federal Judge rules ok for cops to take DNA in felony arrests

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by UGAalum94

I think you already know it wasn't spelling related, but the "wow" was because I assumed that you're talking about true crime TV forensic rock star Henry Lee.

(Actually, while I appreciate his awesomeness and all, I actually don't like watching him that much. I've never even seen his show. I probably wouldn't enjoy a class with him for a lot of reasons.)

At the very least, it should be an interesting class; it's being co-taught by him, the executive director of his institute, and a trial court judge who has a reputation as a pretty brilliant guy.

I'm not planning on going into criminal law, but it seemed like too good of an opportunity to pass up, and other people who took the class gave it great reviews.

[UGAalum94]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

At the very least, it should be an interesting class; it's being co-taught by him, the executive director of his institute, and a trial court judge who has a reputation as a pretty brilliant guy.

I'm not planning on going into criminal law, but it seemed like too good of an opportunity to pass up, and other people who took the class gave it great reviews.

Oh, I agree. And the three teacher combo sounds even better. It's got to be good to know even if you really don't ever use it in court.