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The New York medical examiner's office will not be allowed to put the results of a rape defendant's DNA test in a citywide database for comparison with other test results. A state court judge has prohibited the use of the test results for any purpose other than the prosecution of the pending case, noting that under New York law, it is a crime for any person or agency to reveal the findings of a DNA test without the test subject's consent.
November 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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