'To Have and To Have Not': The Retention of DNA for Criminal Justice Purposes in New Zealand
(2016)
Journal Article
Campbell, L., & Lynch, N. (2016). 'To Have and To Have Not': The Retention of DNA for Criminal Justice Purposes in New Zealand. New Zealand law review, 2016(2), 319-356
The retention of DNA from suspects and convicted offenders has potential societal benefits, including: identification and ruling out of potential suspects; matching to "cold cases"; and deterrence of individuals from crime. Developments in technology... Read More about 'To Have and To Have Not': The Retention of DNA for Criminal Justice Purposes in New Zealand.