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Topic History of: Thank god for DNA
Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
Author Message
Carl Yes indeed. Beneficial both ways, in convicting the guilty and acquitting the wrongly convicted.

Absolutely priceless in modern police work and forensics.
Alison For nearly 30 years now the Innocence Project in America has been successfully fighting wrongful convictions.

Using DNA as the basis for appeal. Almost 5% of US conviction are deemed wrong - often because of racism and incompetence.


innocenceproject.org/
Carl Just watched The Pembrokeshire murders.

Another very good real life crime dramatisation by ITV.

John Cooper getting his just deserts thanks to DNA evidence and advances in forensic science.
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