Jenna works for the Innocence Project. She is currently working on a case where her client states that she was wrongly convicted. Jenna has been reviewing the court transcripts and has determined that the prosecutor seems to have withheld information that was pertinent to the case. Jenna's client was given a 20-year sentence for murder. She has reduced that sentence by participating in programs and through her positive behavior while incarcerated.
Jenna was able to request and confirm a new test for her client in order to prove her innocence. She, most likely, is having her client's _______ tested.

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Jenna works for the Innocence Project.  She is currently working on a case where her client states that she was wrongly convicted.  Jenna has been reviewing the court transcripts and has determined that the prosecutor seems to have withheld information that was pertinent to the case.  Jenna's client was given a 20-year sentence for murder.  She has reduced that sentence by participating in programs and through her positive behavior while incarcerated.
Jenna was able to request and confirm a new test for her client in order to prove her innocence.  She, most likely, is having her client's _______ tested.

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DNA testing is often used in wrongful conviction cases to prove innocence, as it can provide conclusive evidence that the convicted individual was not involved in the crime.

Jenna Works for the Innocence Project