DNA laws have to be examined

IF ever there was a compelling case for beefing up Garda forensic resources, it was demonstrated

That former army sergeant John Crerar is now behind bars is directly attributable to the faith placed by a dedicated detective in the crucial importance of advances in DNA science.

The circumstances surrounding his conviction re-kindles debate on the need for changes in Irish legislation on the destruction of DNA evidence.

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