Evidence retention policies in U.S. law enforcement agencies

Implications for unsolved cases and postconviction DNA testing

Strom, K. J., Hickman, M., & Ropero Miller, J. (2011). Evidence retention policies in U.S. law enforcement agencies: Implications for unsolved cases and postconviction DNA testing. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice.

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