Folder 3 - Forensic DNA Databasing
There is a large literature on social, ethical and legal aspects of the collection, use, and retention of DNA profiles for forensic DNA databasing in an increasing number of criminal jurisdictions. This folder includes many of the most important publications in this field. It covers the range of issues that are conventionally addressed in this literature and provides examples that focus on a number of different criminal jurisdictions. Some papers extend the coverage of national forensic DNA databases to include a discussion of emerging mechanisms and patterns of the international exchange – especially within Europe - of forensic DNA profile data.
Schneider (1998) DNA Databases for Offender Identification in Europe - The Need for Technical, Legal and Political Harmonization
M. Guillén et al (2000) Ethical-legal problems of DNA databases in criminal investigation.
Interpol DNA Monitoring Expert Group (2001) Interpol Handbook on DNA Data Exchange and Practice
Martin et al. (2001) A brief history of the formation of DNA databases in forensic science within Europe.
Schneider & Martin (2001) Criminal DNA databases: the European situation
Williams & Johnson (2004) 'Wonderment and dread': representations of DNA in ethical disputes about forensic DNA databases
Williams & Johnson (2004) Circuits of Surveillance
Van Camp & K Dierickx (2007) National Forensic DNA Databases in EU
European Court of Human Rights (2008) Case of S. and Marper v. The United Kingdom.
Van Camp & K Dierickx (2008) The retention of forensic DNA samples: a socio-ethical evaluation of current practices in the EU.
D. Kaye (2009) Rounding Up the Usual Suspects: A Legal and Logical Analysis of DNA Trawling Cases
C. Asplen (2009) ENFSI survey on the DNA profile inclusion, removal and retention of member states’ Forensic DNA databases
Parson et al. (2009) National DNA Intelligence Databases in Europe – Report on the Current Situation
Patyn, & Dierickx (2010) Forensic DNA databases: genetic testing as a societal choice.
Prainsack & Toom (2010) The Prum Regime. Situated Dis/Empowerment in Transnational DNA Profile Exchange.
Roman-Santos (2010) Concerns Associated with Expanding DNA Databases
S. Kiesbye (2011) DNA Databases.
McCartney, Williams & Wilson (2011) Transnational Exchange of Forensic DNA: Viability, Legitimacy, and Acceptability
Thibedeau (2011) European National Forensic DNA Databases (NDNADs)
R. Ducato & I. Marchi (2012) Is Gattaca Already Here? An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Forensic Landscape of Biobanks.
Heinemann, Lemke & Prainsack (2012) Risky profiles: societal dimensions of forensic uses of DNA profiling technologies.
Machado and Prainsack (2012) Tracing technologies. Prisoners’ views in the Era of CSI.
Machado and Silva (2012) Criminal Genomic Pragmatism: Prisoners’ Representations of DNA Technology and Biosecurity.
Toom (2012) Forensic DNA databases in England and the Netherlands: governance, structure and performance compared.
Promega (2013) What the Supreme Court Hasn't Told You About DNA Databases
Santos et al. (2013) Forensic DNA databases in European countries: is size linked to performance?
Machado & Silva (2014) ‘‘Would you accept having your DNA profile inserted in the National Forensic DNA database? Why?’’ Results of a questionnaire applied in Portugal.
Williams & Wienroth (2014) DNA technology and Police investigations.
Machado & Silva (2015) Public participation in genetic databases: crossing the boundaries between biobanks and forensic DNA databases through the principle of solidarity
V. Dranseika, J. Piasecki & M. Waligora (2015) Forensic uses of research biobanks: should donors be informed?
Council of the European Union (2015) Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by competent authorities for the purposes of prevention, investigation, detection or prosecution of criminal offences or the execution of criminal penalties and the free movement of such data.
Lapointe et al. (2015) Leading-edge forensic DNA analyses and the necessity of including crime scene investigators, police officers and technicians in a DNA elimination database.
Articles in Spanish language:
O. García & A. Alonso (2002) Las bases de datos de perfiles de ADN como instrumento en la investigación policial.
Ley Orgánica 10/2007, de 8 de octubre, reguladora de la base de datos policial sobre identificadores obtenidos a partir del ADN.
Óscar García (2007) Ley Orgánica 10/2007, de 8 de Octubre, reguladora de la base de datos policial sobre identificadores obtenidos a partir del ADN: Antecedentes históricos y visión genética.
Real Decreto 1977/2008, de 28 de noviembre, por el que se regula la composición y funciones de la Comisión Nacional para el uso forense del ADN.
O. García Fernández (2011) Bases de Datos de ADN para Investigación Criminal.
A. Alonso Alonso (2015) Las Bases de Datos de ADN de Uso Forense
Comisión Nacional para el Uso Forense del ADN (2016) Balance Actividad CNUFADN 2012-2016: Comisión Técnica Permanente.
Comisión Nacional para el Uso Forense del ADN (2016) Balance Actividad CNUFADN 2012-2016 Grupo Jurídico Y Bioético.
Articles in Portuguese language:
Costa, Machado & Nunes (2003) O ADN e a justiça: A biología forense e o direito como mediadores entre a ciência e os cidadãos.
R. Grazinoli Garrido (2010) Biologia e estigmatizaçao de_pessoas: dilema médico e forense.
Machado (2011) Construtores da bio(in)segurança na base de dados de perfis de ADN.
Machado et al (2011) Corpos Manchados. Percepções da base de dados de perfis de ADN para investigação criminal e perspectivas de reinserção social pelos reclusos.
Machado et al (2011) Bases de dados genéticos com fins forenses: análise comparativa de legislação Europeia
Machado & Costa (2012) Biolegalidade, imaginário forense e investigação criminal.
Garrido & Pessoa (2012) Genética e Prevenção ao Crime
Machado (2012) Crime, Bancos de Dados Genéticos e Tecnologia de DNA na perspectiva de presidiários em Portugal.
Machado, Maciel & Silva (2013) Perspetivas Públicas sobre a Base de Dados Genéticos Forense em Portugal.
Machado, Martins & Matos (2013) Base de dados genéticos forense em Portugal e identidades tecnocientíficas. Análise a partir de grupos focais com estudantes universitários.
Costa & Machado (2013) A ciência na luta contra o crime potencialidades e limites.
Machado & Moniz (2014) Bases de dados genéticos forenses. Tecnologias de controlo e ordem social
C. Fonseca & H. Machado (2015) Ciência, identificação e tecnologias de governo.
Machado (2015) Bases de dados genéticos na investigação criminal: O debate nas ciências sociais e estudos empíricos em Portugal
Fonseca & Garrido (2016) Lixo, Restos Humanos e Gneética Forense: o caso de um laboratório de polícia do río de Janeiro.
Machado & Santos (2016) Culturas de objetividade, epistemologias cívicas e o suspeito transnacional. Uma proposta para mapeamentos teóricos em estudos sociais dagenética forense.
Articles in German language:
W. Schuller (2005) Interpol/DNA-Datenbank: Seit Jahren forciert Interpol das „Borderless DNA-Profiling“, die effiziente, grenzüberschreitende Anwendung der DNA-Analyse. Die österreichische DNA-Datenbank zählt zu den größten und erfolgreichsten der Welt.
Schneider et al. (2010) Allgemeine Empfehlungen der Spurenkommission zur statistischen Bewertung von DNA-Datenbank-Treffern.
Taroni et al. (2010) Statistische Bewertung von DNA-Datenbank-Treffern (Commentary to Schneider et al, and reply by authors)
Articles in Italian language:
Rivista Italiana di Medicina Legale e del diritto in campo sanitario (2016) Attualità e Prospettive della Genetica Forense in Italia.
R. Biondo & A. La Rosa (2016) Banca dati nazionale del DNA: Storia, funzionamento e tecnologie.