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[Verification of private paternity analysis at the Institutes of Legal Medicine in Greifswald, Jena, and Kiel].

Archiv fur Kriminologie - 1 Jan 2000

von Wurmb-Schwark Nicole, Simeoni Eva, Poetsch Micaela, Banaschak Sibylle, Mályusz Victoria, Schwark Thorsten

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This investigation presents the retrospective evaluation of paternity testing done as a "second opinion" in the last four years at the Institutes of Legal Medicine in Jena, Greifswald, and Kiel (Germany). All analyses were court-ordered and were preceded by paternity tests of "private" labs. The cases were selected in chronological order without any further exclusion criteria. A total of 59 cases, in which...

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