Paternity Fraud

Paternity Fraud

Paternity fraud: DNA tests no match for court rulings (The Clarion-Ledger)

New technology and a booming Internet market have made paternity test kits available to anyone with $100 and a sneaking suspicion. But when the test comes back with bad news, many men come to believe that the law hasn't kept up with the science.

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