Assuming that you question is on <u>DNA analysis, the DNA fingerprint at the scene should match that from the suspect or DNA profile stored in database</u>
Explanation
DNA analysis compares and looks for any match in the DNA samples collected at a scene. The analysis gives a visual representation of the DNA left at a scene of crime. Using columns of dark-colored parallel bands, the DNA fingerprints is lifted and matched with that of a suspected criminal or to a database of DNA profile in the department.
C a defendant might plead guilty in a crime he or she committed to lessen the chances of dealing with a bigger sentence then he or she would deal with pleading none guilty and going up against a jury.
