Unfortunately, the law simply does not care about technical details. If you were being prosecuted for this sort of thing and you brought and expert witness or

Unfortunately, the law simply does not care about technical details. If you were being prosecuted for this sort of thing and you brought and expert witness or testified yourself about a technical justification such as this, you would be accused of attempting to bamboozle the court with fancy technical wording and it would not go well for you. You might even get found to be in contempt of court. Even the very simple fact that 1% of DNA tests have been shown to be false due to sample contamination and other factors is not permitted to be mentioned in court when DNA matches are being used to prosecute someone as this is too technical. Cases which involve computers fare even worse.