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May 17, 2007
DNA Forensics: Expanding Uses and Information Sharing
From the Bureau of Justice Statistics:
"This report examines the history of DNA use by forensic investigators, considers the economics of DNA use as it relates to public safety, and reviews privacy concerns regarding the release of an individual’s genetic information. The report also explores issues associated with combining criminal history information with DNA data. It recommends implementing procedures for a more efficient justice system while effectively addressing privacy concerns." [RJ]
May 17, 2007 in Gov Docs | Permalink
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