At this point, nothing new is discovered if it is stated that DNA is an important ally of criminal investigation. There is plenty of evidence. In this writing (continuation of a previous one, published in 2019) we start from possible errors in the interpretation of genetic results, to go on to illustrate the problems that arise from the high sensitivity of current techniques. We reiterate the need to work with the set of forensic evidence that, together with testimonial and documentary evidence, will bring us closer, in the best of cases, to the judicial truth.
Universitat de València: Unitat Docent de Medicina Legal
