Drawback_Of_DNA

Drawback Of DNA The Drawback of DNA Evidence Outline I. Introduction a. Definition of Evidence b. Three Ways to Solve a Crime c. Thesis II. A Mistaken DNA Identification' What Does It Mean' a. The Odds of Having Similar DNA b. Outcome of the Case III. Other Point of Views from Experts a. Views from the Laboratory i. Points of Attack ii. Barry C. Scheck’s Opinions b. Error Rates c. Contamination of DNA d. Geography can affect DNA IV. Hope for DNA Evidence' a. Changes to Ensure the Validity of DNA Testing b. Blind Trials V. Conclusion Abstract DNA evidence in the courtroom is obviously becoming a more dependable tactic to serve justice to the unjust. However, the use of DNA testing to determine the culpability of a criminal is not very viable evidence in the courtroom, because of the deliberate manipulation of DNA test results, the possibility of human error, and even just random chance. Also, DNA evidence is not viable because of the quality and methodology of the laboratory work done by scientists, including the lab's error rate, and also the statistical interpretation of the data. There are thousands of cases that DNA evidence has been used to free the innocent, but there some cases that there has been an error in the analysis of the DNA and the wrong person might be punished dna, evidence, error, match, 2000, one, loci, criminal, courtroom, results, person, crime, testing, test, six, million, laboratories, justice, coleman, laboratory, been, because, 1998, 37, work, trials, statistical, said, result, rate, occur, experts, cases, boondoggle, boon