Evidentiary Value of DNA Profiling In Criminal Trials Law & Forensics Edition 2024

Evidentiary Value of DNA Profiling in Criminal Trials – Law & Forensics is a comprehensive and authoritative work exploring the intersection of forensic science and criminal law. The book critically analyzes how DNA profiling is collected, preserved, analyzed, and presented as evidence in criminal proceedings, and how courts assess its reliability and probative value. It examines statutory provisions under the Evidence Act, constitutional safeguards such as privacy and fair trial rights, and judicial precedents governing expert testimony and scientific evidence. Practical issues including contamination, chain of custody, laboratory standards, and cross-examination of forensic experts are discussed in detail. The book is especially valuable in an era where DNA evidence plays a decisive role in criminal investigations and trials. The Edition 2024 incorporates recent judicial developments and forensic advancements, making it a vital resource for legal practitioners, forensic professionals, and students seeking a clear understanding of DNA profiling within the criminal justice system.