I'm Alice and I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof. Yes. Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined

as always by my testy co-host Brett.

Hmm testy I can take that, Alice.

You are good.

I feel like I'm in a fine made today, but that's fine.

That works.

That works. You're prickly.

That's why we love you. but I was going for the pun.

You have nothing to do with a descriptor per usual,

because we are here to talk about none other than

West Memphis 3 and DNA testing.

The topic that has been blowing up

the true crime social media world

and we're here to knock it down a couple notches and just tell you what the

recent Supreme Court decision said about DNA testing. Yeah and there's a lot of

interesting things all sort of wrapped up in this.

West Memphis 3 is always something that people I'd hear about.

But this is really more about DNA testing, when you should do it, when you shouldn't do it,

and what law says about it particularly in

Arkansas if you've been listening to the legal briefs since the beginning we

talked about this seems like a long time ago because this has been sort of

percolating through the process for a while.

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