In the prologue of Invisible Man, by Ralph Ellison, he sets the tone and main idea of the writing in the very beginning by saying “I am an invisible man… simply because people refuse to see me.” Shortly after this excerpt, he goes on to say that it is not just because of the natural born color of his skin, but instead the cause of the eyes from the people who look at him along with their “inner eyes” and their perceived reality. Most people perceived him as a stereotype person due to his born state
and made available. By comparing the DNA of a suspect and that found in the crime scene a person can either be convicted of a crime or they can be exonerated. This method of testing gained more publicity in the 1984 case of Kirk Noble Bloodsworth a man who had been convicted of the rape and first degree murder of a nine year old girl in Maryland. His case was a milestone in the criminal justice system since it involved the use of new technology and it also raised the question of how many people had