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Genomics, Society and Policy Vol.2, No.1, 2006.

SPECIAL ISSUE - GENOMICS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Guest Editor - Anthony Mark Cutter

Vol.2, No.1

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Editorial
Anthony Mark Cutter

Editorial Essay

To Clear or To Convict? The Role of Genomics in Criminal Justice
Anthony Mark Cutter

Articles

Police collection and access to DNA samples
Jane Kaye

First Impressions Count: Serious detections arising from Criminal Justice Samples
Michael Townsley, Chloe Smith & Ken Pease

Bar-coded children: an exploration of issues around the inclusion of
children on the England and Wales National DNA database
Mairi Levitt & Floris Tomasini

Policy Implications of Defining Race and More by Genome Profiling
Susanne B. Haga

Behavioural Genetics in Criminal Cases: Past, Present, and Future
Nita Farahany & William Bernet

The true ramifications of genetic criminality research for free will
in the criminal justice system
Ozan Onay

Addiction in public health and criminal justice system governance:
neuroscience, enhancement and happiness research
Robin Mackenzie

Policing Procreation: Prisoners, Artificial Insemination and the Law
Helen Codd

End of Life Decision-making, Policy and the Criminal Justice System: Untrained Carers Assuming Responsibility [UCARes] and Their Uncertain Legal Liabilities
Hazel Biggs & Robin Mackenzie

Case Report

Forensic uses and misuses of DNA: a case report from Norway
Bjørn Hofmann

Book Review

Review of Wrestling with Behavioral Genetics. Science Ethics
and Public Conversation
Mairi Levitt