New technology which can identify DNA from a single cell could transform crime scene forensics, according to experts.
Scottish scientists behind the SCAnDi project say the technique can establish both who the sample came from, and which part of their body.
Prosecutors believe that if experts can give evidence about DNA with a higher level of certainly, it will help juries reach their verdict.
Experts say this could lead to more convictions in sex crime cases and fewer miscarriages of justice.
Those behind the technology are now looking to make the process robust enough to be used in court.
New forensic technique could be 'game changer' for solving sex crime cases
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New forensic technique could be 'game changer' for solving sex crime cases
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Re: New forensic technique could be 'game changer' for solving sex crime cases
DNA evidence won't reveal the identity of the person who watched the 'wrong' cartoon, which is the focus of most western LEOs these days...
