8. Results. The crime lab or private laboratory shall provide the results of the DNA analysis under this chapter to the court, the person authorized in section 2137 petitioner and the attorney for the State. Upon motion by the person petitioner or the attorney for the State, the court may shall order that copies of the analysis protocols, laboratory procedures, laboratory notes and other relevant records compiled by the crime lab or private laboratory be provided to the court and to all parties.

A. If the results of the DNA analysis are inconclusive or show that the person is the source of the evidence, the court shall deny any motion for a new trial. If the DNA analysis results show that the person is the source of the evidence, the defendant's DNA record must be added to the state DNA data base and state DNA data bank. The court also shall order the petitioner's probation officer to be notified of the results.

B. If the results of the DNA analysis show that the person is not the source of the evidence and the person does not have counsel, the court shall appoint counsel if the court finds that the person is indigent. The, the court shall then hold a hearing at which the person must establish by clear and convincing evidence that: pursuant to subsection 10.

(1) Only the perpetrator of the crime or crimes for which the person was convicted could be the source of the evidence;

(2) The evidence was collected, handled and preserved by procedures that allow the court to find that the evidence is not contaminated or is not so degraded that the DNA profile of the analyzed sample of the evidence can not be determined to be identical to the DNA sample initially collected during the investigation; and

(3) The person's purported exclusion as the source of the evidence, balanced against the other evidence in the case, is sufficient to justify that the court grant a new trial.

9. Request for reanalysis. Upon motion of the attorney for the State, the court shall order reanalysis of the evidence and shall stay the person's motion for a new trial pending the results of DNA analysis.