What Is the Significance of the MacDonald Case

question 61

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the MacDonald case?

• A) MacDonald's arrest was the result of criminal profiling.
• B) Criminal profiling helped overturn his conviction.
• C) MacDonald did not match the profile for the type of crime he was accused of committing.
• D) Physical evidence was inconclusive but profiling data helped convict MacDonald.

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