Before deciding about a case, a judge will review all the facts and evidence to ensure the decision appropriately reflects the law and the actions that have transpired. The types of evidence provided to the judge have changed with the increase in new technologies and methodologies. Previously unavailable technology — such as DNA testing, fingerprint analysis, and GPS tracking — has made evidence more concrete, accurate, and useful. A judge can review these reports to better understand the events of the case and make a more informed decision. Technology has helped many industries make better and more informed decisions.

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