DNA: From Cheek to Court
What happens to DNA once it is removed from a suspect’s cheek?
The film From Cheek to Court describes the journey DNA takes from when it is removed from a suspect’s cheek in the custody suite at a police station, to being a profile on the National DNA Database and then how DNA can be used in criminal trial proceedings.
| Cheek to Court part 1: Arrest to Database |  |
| Cheek to Court part 2: Crime Scene to Evidence |  |
| Cheek to Court part 3: Summary |  |
The film is produced by StoryWorks at the University of Glamorgan |
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| Watch Oort Kuiper’s rap commissioned for the GAMY (Genetics and Merthyr Youth) project for a toe-tapping summary of the key points about genetics. |  |
This project is a collaboration between University of Glamorgan (Project Leader, Rachel Iredale), the Wales Gene Park, Techniquest and Swansea University, with funding from the Wellcome Trust.
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