Do you not think I am perfectly entitled to the opinion that the alerts have been admitted because they have not been robustly challenged. You say they have been admitted in many cases.. One in England and a couple in Scotland. I have supplied evidence that the SCCRC said they should not have been admitted in the Gilroy case so once again you are wrong.
LCN DNA was admitted until challenged and a full review held. It was then allowed but it's reliability tarnished and is only accepted in less than a handful if countries.
Has any challenge ever raised the questions I have. Harrison and Grimes statements in luz. What experts in the Gilriy Cade were called to challenge it... If they had called prof Cassella. Grimes academic lead I'm sure they would not have been admitted .
Mu claim they have not been robustly challenged is supported by evidence
Same old same old, you are entitled to your opinion on anything, its just in this case it totally ignores the evidence that is in front of you.
You always denied it had been used as evidence in England, now you accept it has, when did that change?
Heard at least once in England, at least 3 times in Scotland, at least 30 times in USA.
You have never provided any evidence that the SCCR said anything, just hearsay from a podcast based on the words of the relatives of the convicted man. I find usually the words of people closely related to a man convicted of murder are tainted by bias and self interest.
LCN was only ever used in a few countries, it was never found to be inadmissible evidence, just in one case deemed to be of poor quality and was reviewed before being found satisfactory for legal proceedings.
I still don’t know what your argument is about not challenged.
Do you believe them to be absolutely inadmissible evidence, in that a law specifically prohibits their introduction in a court of law?
When you say challenged do you mean pre court or during a court case.?