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Forensic future / Karl Barrow

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BARROW Karl

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

In: Jane's Police Review 10 November 2006, pp18-21Summary: Explains how new techniques and the national DNA database are helping British police undertake criminal forensic investigations. First of a series of articles.

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Explains how new techniques and the national DNA database are helping British police undertake criminal forensic investigations. First of a series of articles.

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