Feathers and the LAW .

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Feathers and the LAW .

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Subject:	Feathers and the LAW .
From:	"Maurovic, Mauro (DHS)" <>
Date:	Fri, 22 Jun 2001 11:30:52 +0930

One thing still intrigues me...how does a prosecutor prove the feather is
from a specific Australian bird or just a chook ? Mind you an emu feather is
a pretty good giveaway.
DNA?
hmmm.....
Mauro 

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