"'Stunning' Drug Lab Scandal Could Overturn 23,000 Convictions"
"She worked at the William A. Hinton State Laboratory Institute in Boston for nearly a decade before her misconduct was exposed in 2012. She admitted to tampering with evidence, forging test results and lying about it. "
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/stunning-drug-lab-scand...
This time it's made-up paternity tests and made-up drug tests in custody cases. The lack of cross-checks in the judicial system is concerning, it absolutely invites corruption.
Just look at her photo! She is righteous, and her victims were all drug-taking adulterous noogoodniks. If the case goes to trial the jury will give her a hug, a bible and a year on probation.
I was thinking more of third party labs. A lot of these services are outsourced due to costs / need.
For labs that are a part of the system - yeah, I definitely can see how a person working would feel the need to be a 'team' member and support their team. Sad but happens all the time.