DNA AND CRIMINAL LAW

DNA and Criminal Law

DNA and Criminal Law

DNA and Criminal Law

DNA stands for desoxiribunocleico acid. It is the primary chemical component of chromosomes, the material of which genes made. In bacteria, DNA found in the cytoplasm, whereas in complex and evolving organisms such as plants, animals and other multicellular organisms, most of the DNA resides in the cell nucleus. Its function is to issue the instructions for making a living being identical to that from which it came (Calladine 2003, p. 26).

The use of DNA in criminal cases fairly called Biological Criminalities, and involves the study of ...