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Jonathan Kimmelman2000

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The promise and perils of criminal DNA databanking

Jonathan Kimmelman

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Criminal Law and Evidence Forensic and Genetic Research European Criminal Justice and Data Protection

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1994A review of state legislation on DNA forensic data banking.

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Published2000-07-01

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