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September 19, 2024Open Access

The Regulations on the Use of Dna in French Criminal Proceedings

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DNA analysis serves as a unique piece of evidence in identifying offenders, enhancing criminal investigations.
In France, the legal framework for DNA and the Fichier national des empreintes génétiques shows significant capacity growth.
Observational analysis highlights concerns about privacy and data protection linked to increased DNA usage in law enforcement.
The European Court of Human Rights has significantly influenced legislative changes regarding DNA regulations in France.

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This analysis evaluates DNA's role in criminal proceedings in France, suggesting improvements for Turkey's regulations.

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Seçkin Koçer (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76554badf0bb9e87d8baa https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/pub/ljr/issue/90002/1619859

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