This review describes the social and ethical responses to the history of innovations in
forensic genetics and their application to criminal investigations. Following an outline of the …

The resolution of unidentified human remains (UHR) and long‐term missing persons (LTMP)
cases is paramount for administrative, legal, and humanitarian reasons. There are various …

A new wave of innovations in forensics seeks to support criminal investigations by making
inferences about the racial or ethnic appearance of as yet unknown suspects using genetic …

In the era of technosecurity the State's concerns with migration, terrorism, and crime are
increasingly entangled. This is reflected in the development of identification systems that …

Law enforcement is moving from targeted forensic DNA analysis to more extensive use of
genomics in support of criminal investigations and for related purposes, such as the …

Forensic DNA phenotyping (FDP) is an umbrella term for practices seeking to infer likely
phenotypic characteristics based on crime scene DNA. Specifically, it is intended to help …

Genetic Surveillance and Crime Control presents a new empirical and conceptual
framework for understanding trends of genetic surveillance in different countries in Europe …

There is scarce knowledge about the influence of the professional group, education, and
age on public perspectives on the risks and benefits of forensic DNA databases. Based on …

The United Kingdom has a long tradition of collecting and storing DNA data for criminal
identification purposes. The development of the UK National Criminal Intelligence DNA …

Purpose–This paper aims to describe the activity of managing records related to forensic
DNA identification. First, it illustrates the fundamentals behind the technique of forensic DNA …