DNA Profiling as Scientific Method of Investigation in India (Paperback)

Dinesh Kumar Singh

ISBN 10: 3659809721 / ISBN 13: 9783659809729

Edité par LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, 2024

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Paperback. The book titled "DNA Profiling as a Scientific Method of Investigation in India: A Socio-Legal Study" by Dinesh Kumar Singh examines the integration of DNA profiling in the Indian legal system and its implications for justice. The research highlights the transformative role of DNA technology in criminal investigations, emphasizing its potential to enhance the accuracy and reliability of evidence. The study outlines the historical context of forensic science in India, detailing the evolution of DNA profiling from its inception to its current applications in law enforcement. It discusses the legal framework governing the use of DNA evidence, including relevant statutes and judicial interpretations that shape its admissibility in court. The thesis also addresses the ethical and privacy concerns associated with DNA collection and analysis, advocating for robust regulations to protect individual rights. Furthermore, the research explores case studies where DNA profiling has played a crucial role in solving crimes, illustrating its effectiveness in exonerating the innocent and securing convictions. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783659809729

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Titre : DNA Profiling as Scientific Method of ...

Éditeur : LAP Lambert Academic Publishing

Date d'édition : 2024

Reliure : Paperback

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The book titled "DNA Profiling as a Scientific Method of Investigation in India: A Socio-Legal Study" by Dinesh Kumar Singh examines the integration of DNA profiling in the Indian legal system and its implications for justice. The research highlights the transformative role of DNA technology in criminal investigations, emphasizing its potential to enhance the accuracy and reliability of evidence. The study outlines the historical context of forensic science in India, detailing the evolution of DNA profiling from its inception to its current applications in law enforcement. It discusses the legal framework governing the use of DNA evidence, including relevant statutes and judicial interpretations that shape its admissibility in court. The thesis also addresses the ethical and privacy concerns associated with DNA collection and analysis, advocating for robust regulations to protect individual rights. Furthermore, the research explores case studies where DNA profiling has played a crucial role in solving crimes, illustrating its effectiveness in exonerating the innocent and securing convictions.