Evolución y Uso de la Evidencia de ADN ES

Evolución y Uso de la Evidencia de ADN ES

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La evidencia de ADN ha revolucionado la justicia penal al proporcionar un método poderoso y con respaldo científico para identificar individuos y establecer vínculos con las escenas del crimen, lo que ha permitido el cierre de casos previamente irresolubles. Simultáneamente, ha servido como una herramienta vital para revelar condenas erróneas basadas en pruebas poco fiables, poner de manifiesto las deficiencias sistémicas del sistema judicial y subrayar la importancia de un manejo e interpretación cuidadosos de todas las pruebas. Sin embargo, su uso requiere estándares rigurosos, una interpretación cuidadosa y una consideración dentro del contexto más amplio del caso para evitar posibles dificultades y garantizar la justicia.

Cómo demuestran los casos penales, incluido el juicio por asesinato reciente de Karen Read y el juicio por asesinato de Brian Kohberger, que las fuerzas del orden pueden utilizar el ADN de forma indebida para procesar a personas inocentes?

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FBI Testimony on Microscopic Hair Analysis Contained Errors in at Least 90 Percent of Cases in Ongoing Review
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