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DNA technology can work miracles -- exonerating the innocent, identifying the guilty, reassuring the public, and vindicating the victim. But it can also imperil legitimate privacy interests. Current legal doctrines were not crafted with the promise and threat of this technology in mind. Optimal revisions will require lawyers of all sorts to step back from their narrow job descriptions and see the broader social interest.
June 07, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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