Which of the following is not a condition under which the procedures established by the Innocence Protection Act require a court to order DNA testing?
A)The proposed DNA testing would produce new material evidence supporting an inmate's claim of innocence.
B)The statute of limitations for the underlying offense has not yet expired.
C)The inmate applying for testing asserts that he or she is innocent of a qualifying offense.
D)The testing would create a reasonable probability that the inmate applying for testing did not commit the offense of which he or she was convicted.

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The Innocence Protection Act focuses on using DNA testing to support claims of innocence, not on the statute of limitations for the underlying offense. Conditions for DNA testing under this act include the potential for new material evidence, the assertion of innocence, and the possibility of demonstrating that the inmate did not commit the offense. The statute of limitations is irrelevant to the determination of whether DNA testing should be ordered under the conditions set by the Innocence Protection Act.

Which of the Following Is Not a Condition Under Which