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[Evolution of Supreme Court settlements relating to DNA evidence in paternity investigations].

Archiwum medycyny sadowej i kryminologii - 1 Jan 2000

Berent Jarosław, Jacewicz Renata, Szram Stefan

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The evolution of Supreme Court settlements relating to DNA evidence in paternity investigations was presented in this paper. It was found that its opinions have essentially changed during the last years as follows: 1) superiority of DNA evidence over other proof was perceived by the possibility of positive paternity confirmation, 2) attention has been turned to advisability of statistical analysis and its...

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