>>9971530Fucking this,
How many stories where people get wrongfully convicted do we need?
The second a prosecutor brings DNA into a Cort the case is over regardless of where it was found. DNA matching could be done by an unpaid intern with a cheap kit but once its in a court its "Science" and people will appeal to its authority.
let alone what it will be used for, where it could effectively be used as a weapon or patented as a product.
As far as anyone knows no one owns my DNA and it would take a court order or cancer to find out.
