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I didn't see anywhere in the article mention the ability (or lack of) to use DNA for criminal prosecution. Does anybody have more information about that?
by jevinskie 11y ago
I didn't see anywhere in the article mention the ability (or lack of) to use DNA for criminal prosecution. Does anybody have more information about that?
- vonklaus 11y ago"Estonian Human Genes Research Act governs the activities of the biobanking project: It establishes anonymity in clinical research, enables donors to decide which studies they want to participate in, and gives donors full control over who has access to their data. By default, a donor’s doctor is the only other person who can look at his or her genetic information through the portal" In Estonia, if you meant relative to this article, the DNA is anonymous and it is implied unusable in court. If you are referring to the recent article about invalidity of DNA evidence in court cases, IIRC it was procedural but I couldn't find much more on it, and I too would be interested.