DNA Test

[Rape cases] DNA test has ability to exonerate wrongly convicted and to identify guilty: Bombay High Court
DNA testing rape accused does not violate right against self-incrimination: Kerala High Court
Delhi court convicts man for rape of minor daughter after DNA matches with foetus of survivor
DNA test to prove or dispute relationship violates right to privacy; should not be ordinarily allowed: Madhya Pradesh High Court
DNA test ruling out accused as biological father not conclusive evidence that rape did not occur: Bombay High Court
Supreme Court asks ex-soldier to undergo DNA test in paternity case; rejects defence of right to privacy violation
DNA test on rape accused to ascertain paternity not hit by self-incrimination under Article 20(3): Karnataka High Court
[Right to Privacy] Courts should not order DNA test if other evidence available to prove or dispute relationship: Supreme Court
DNA Test of Accused should not be resorted to without appropriate requirement, Supreme Court
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