The Statute For Identification Of Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) After Making Final Judgment For Criminal Cases contains ten articles and was promulgated by the President on 16 November 2016. The essential points are:
1) To provide for goals of enacting this Statute (Article 1)
2) To stipulate conditions required for filing a motion for identification of DNA and the competent court in charge of the said application (Articles 2 and 3)
3) To indicate the persons who may file a motion for identification of DNA (Article 4)
4) To specify that an application filed pursuant to Article 2 of this Statute shall state the reasons, identification methods or technology in writing, and be submitted to the competent court (Article 5)
5) To specify that the court in charge may, if deems it is necessary, investigate matters prescribed under Article 2 of this Statute and notify the applicant, defender to make statements on court (Article 6)
6) To specify that the competent court shall make a ruling on granting or rejection of application stipulated under this Statute; moreover, to provide for regulations governing filing an appeal against the ruling made by the court in charge (Article 7)
7) To specify that when the result of identification is beneficial to the applicant, the court concerned shall order the identification agency to submit it to the competent authority in charge of DNA database to make a comparison (Article 8)
8) To specify the investigation authority concerned shall properly collect, preserve or transfer the evidences and specimens (Article 9)
9) To specify that the Statute shall be enforced on the day of promulgation. (Article 10, 9.3-4)
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