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work_kd5tzgihbnbtpn363d4ipyuram	Max M. Houck	DNA and the criminal justice system The technology of justice	2005	1	.pdf	application/pdf	1005	67	63	DNA and the criminal justice system The legal and scientific communities debate the utility of forensic DNA As a result, attorneys and scientists tend to view DNA and DNA and the criminal justice system (the title Kennedy School of Government in 2000), edited by David Lazer, captures this difference as it explores how DNA DNA testing has affected the criminal justice the creeping use of DNA to predict criminal has affected the criminal justice system centers on post-conviction DNA testing. Without a doubt, post-conviction DNA testing reflected in the stubbornness of some prosecutors who reject post-conviction DNA testing because guilty means guilty. information will be gleaned from DNA databases that reside in the hands of the government. The DNA profiles used for forensic science are generated from noncoding sections method used in forensic DNA testing, suggests that samples from all citizens should be technology of forensic DNA profiling is as 	./cache/work_kd5tzgihbnbtpn363d4ipyuram.pdf	./txt/work_kd5tzgihbnbtpn363d4ipyuram.txt