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DNA Profiling and Investigative Decision-Making: Legal, Scientific and Psychological Perspectives in the Criminal Justice System

2025-11-07

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> This study investigates how legal, scientific, and psychological dimensions intersect in shaping the interpretation and operationalisation of DNA profiling within the criminal justice system. Adopting an interpretivist qualitative design grounded in Creswell’s methodological framework, data were gathered through seventeen semi-structured focus group interviews comprising judges, lawye...

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Literature Corpus work: 7792b860-e612-5935-92f0-fd5c58dc8894
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-7938565/v1

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