She said the publication of the police scenes-of-crime shots in the newspaper were not justified by any public interest, as had been argued by his defence, and were motivated by "sensationalism and profit".
He claimed his ex-wife from the 1970s asked someone to plant DNA samples she had collected while they were married at dozens of crime scenes in the 1990s - so unlikely was it that the prosecution reduced by half their estimate of how long the trial would take.
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An outstanding case in point is the series of stark black-and-white photographs of criminals and crime scenes taken by Weegee in New York during the 1930s and 1940s.
The trial also heard from scenes-of-crime examiner Grant Thomson, who took photographs of Brandon after his death.
Fast and Furious led to no arrests and many of the smuggled guns were later found at crime scenes, causing outrage in both the US and Mexico.
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After a sixth email warning in June 2010, Mr. Angelastri says MasterCard demanded he hire a forensic investigator to do a thorough review of his system, essentially a digital version of the investigations that police often conduct at crime scenes.
Scenes-of-crime officers, detectives and fire service investigators started examining the scene on Saturday, she said.
The police detectives weary old Somerset (Morgan Freeman) and brash young Mills (Brad Pitt) search for clues by flashlight, at crime scenes where, typically, the only other source of light is a lamp with a twenty-five-watt bulb.
Unlike those who wear uniforms, the rest of us are not expected to hurry to crime scenes or fires or places of mass injury.
Countries that are already using such images find 20 percent of their positive matches come from latent palm prints left at crime scenes, the FBI's Bush said.
He and his colleagues had even compiled a list of the top 50 training shoe sole patterns which had been found at crime scenes in the region.
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Steinhardt said he worries that not all state laws clearly specify what types of tests police can conduct on the DNA samples collected from inmates and crime scenes.
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Investigators comb crime scenes ever more finely for new kinds of evidence, which is creating problems with the tracking and storage of evidence, so that even as the criminals leave fewer traces of themselves behind, a backlog of cold-case evidence is building up.
Another of his legal advisers, Kevin Jon Heller, said that from the scope of the trial - thought to include 1.2 million pages of evidence, numerous crime scenes and hundreds of witness - it was understandable why Mr Karadzic, who is not a trained lawyer, had stayed away.
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