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Apr. 29, 2012

Marshall Rieger

Commissioner Marshall Rieger calculates child support in his courtroom with a vigor for analysis.

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Marshall Rieger
Los Angeles County (Los Angeles) Superior Court

By Pat Alston

Daily Journal Staff Writer

LOS ANGELES - Marshall Rieger was prosecuting dead-beat dads in the county during the early 1990s when he pushed for a hearing to determine the admissibility in paternity cases of an extraordinary new scientific technology: genetic fingerprinting.

"We wanted to get a ruling that DNA evidence would be admissible for parentage," said Rieger, now a Superior Court commissioner.

Before testimony based... (continued)

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