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Policy and regulatory implications of the new frontier of forensic genomics: direct-to-consumer genetic data and genealogy records

2019-03-01

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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 identification of human remains. The field of forensic genomics is data-driven and will continue to evolve as new capabilities are developed and new datasets are made accessible. Intelligence capabilities using forensic genomics include the pred...

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055993bf-6b7c-5618-bfb7-511ad3295523
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10.1080/10345329.2018.1560588
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