Janet Reno Was Unafraid of Science That Could Exonerate the Innocent - The New York Times
Jim Dwyer
Reno met many detectives in her home as a child — her father had been a police reporter in Florida — and for her, it was important that the public realized they were hardworking, great people, said James Doyle, a lawyer and author who interviewed her for “True Witness,” a book about eyewitness procedures.
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