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Interpol handbook on DNA data exchange and practice [Recurso eletrónico] : recommendations from the Interpol DNA Monitoring Expert Group

Autor institucional: INTERPOL DNA MONITORING EXPERT GROUPIdioma: Inglês.Edição: 2nd ed.Publicação: Lyon : Interpol, 2009Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmAssunto: 293620 | 227272 | 229150 | 326721 | 230179 | 1233Resumo: Introduction. The Handbook. DNA. Interpol DNA Unit And Monitoring Expert Group. Part I: Case Scenario. Fictitious Scenario. Investigative Approach To The Fictitious Scenario. Case Management. DNA Sampling And Evidence Collection. In The Laboratory. Interpretation Of The DNA Profile. The Match Report. Conclusion Of Scenario. DNA Investigative Considerations. Media Relations . Quality Assurance. Training. Part Ii: An Overview. DNA Databases. Status On Existing National DNA Databases. The Value Of A National DNA Database. Establishing An Effective DNA Database Operation. Privacy And Data Protection. Legislation. The Potential Of DNA. The Use Of Post-Conviction DNA Testing; The United States’ Experience. Familial Searching. Geographical Search, Phylogeny, Physical Characteristics And Other Uses. Appendices.
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Existe a 1ª ed, em francês, com a cota 23.C.64.

Introduction. The Handbook. DNA. Interpol DNA Unit And Monitoring Expert Group. Part I: Case Scenario. Fictitious Scenario. Investigative Approach To The Fictitious Scenario. Case Management. DNA Sampling And Evidence Collection. In The Laboratory. Interpretation Of The DNA Profile. The Match Report. Conclusion Of Scenario. DNA Investigative Considerations. Media Relations . Quality Assurance. Training. Part Ii: An Overview. DNA Databases. Status On Existing National DNA Databases. The Value Of A National DNA Database. Establishing An Effective DNA Database Operation. Privacy And Data Protection. Legislation. The Potential Of DNA. The Use Of Post-Conviction DNA Testing; The United States’ Experience. Familial Searching. Geographical Search, Phylogeny, Physical Characteristics And Other Uses. Appendices.

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