the creation and the use of profiles of banks for genetic prosecution purposes criminal in brazil : an analysis through bioethics and by the advent of law 12,654 / 2012
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This article aims to explain in general terms, the analysis of the use of banks of genetic profiles for criminal prosecution purposes in Brazil through the advent of Law 12,654 / 2012 and through the principles of bioethics , international documents, principles and guarantees constitutional and human rights , seeking to emphasize the importance of using this forensic tool and technology to fight crime in Brazil. Moreover, through critical reflection , we seek to analyze the legal instrument focusing on the Brazilian criminal law and forensic genetics , through the study of human identification. At the end , we seek a conclusion on the effectiveness of this technology in the criminal context
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| Authors | ;Carlos Eduardo Martins Lima |
| Journal | Clinical nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland) |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.26668/IndexLawJournals/2525-9695/2015.v1i1.18
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