The DNA unit of the laboratory was closed in January after a state audit found widespread flaws in its work.
But since the financial crisis of 2008, which revealed widespread flaws in corporate governance, shareholders have flexed their muscles more often.
The group said widespread flaws, including racial disparities and incompetent legal defense, supported the argument for a nationwide moratorium on all executions.
On Friday, the United States Civil Rights Commission is expected to release a report that will detail widespread flaws in the November election that disproportionally affected black voters.
The Organization of American States, at the invitation of the government, issued a report last month suggesting that there were widespread flaws and possible fraud in the count and saying that its analysis showed that Mr. Martelly had come in second.
The healthcare website became a prime target for critics of the Obamacare law last fall, when the opening of the insurance enrolment period revealed widespread flaws in the online system.
Those people say this reflects an awareness of a possible conflict of interest that the prosecutors face in the problems with the laboratory's DNA unit, which was closed in January after a state audit found widespread flaws in its work, including sloppy record-keeping, misinterpreted data and evidence contaminated by water from a leaky roof in the laboratory.
Untold numbers of 360 owners have watched their machines break down, and then, in many cases, watched the replacement consoles do the exact same thing because of a severe and widespread manufacturing flaw.
The results highlight what many experts say is a neglected problem: widespread, persistent flaws in the care of women with this disease, which kills 15,000 a year in the United States.
Adecco's finance chief resigned on Friday as it revealed widespread accounting flaws in its North American business, but the employment agency stopped short of telling investors the scale of the damage.
