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Index
Cover
Half title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART I: DNA in Law Enforcement: History, Applications, and Expansion
1: Forensic DNA Analysis
2: The Network of U.S. DNA Data Banks
3: Community DNA Dragnets
4: Familial DNA Searches
5: Forensic DNA Phenotyping
6: Surreptitious Biological Sampling
7: Exonerations: When the DNA Doesn’t Match
8: The Illusory Appeal of a Universal DNA Data Bank
PART II: Comparative Systems: Forensic DNA in Five Nations
9: The United Kingdom: Paving the Way in Forensic DNA
10: Japan’s Forensic DNA Data Bank: A Call for Reform
11: Australia: A Quest for Uniformity in DNA Data Banking
12: Germany: From Eugenics to Forensics
13: Italy: A Data Bank in Search of a Law
PART III: Critical Perspectives: Balancing Personal Liberty, Social Equity, and Security
14: Privacy and Genetic Surveillance
15: Racial Disparities in DNA Data Banking
16: Fallibility in DNA Identification
17: The Efficacy of DNA Data Banks: A Case of Diminishing Returns
18: Toward a Vision of Justice: Principles for Responsible Uses of DNA in Law Enforcement
Appendix: A Comparison of DNA Databases in Six Nations
Notes
Selected Readings
Index
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