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The prosecutor should elicit the following information from the DNA analyst:
- Employment history, including all technical positions held in a forensic laboratory and any relevant employment experience with DNA prior to coming to the lab
 - Any special training the DNA analyst has received, both in-house and elsewhere
 - How many times or years the DNA analyst has performed forensic DNA analysis
 - The system of proficiency testing the expert routinely undergoes to remain qualified as an analyst
 - Any writings or publications the DNA analyst has done
 - Any professional associations to which the DNA analyst belongs
 - Any seminars in their field they have attended
 - Any research in their field they have conducted
 - Any teaching experience or instructional presentations the DNA analyst has given
 - Any professional awards or commendations the DNA analyst has received
 - How many times and in what jurisdictions the DNA analyst has been previously qualified as an expert witness
 
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