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International Impact of Forensic DNA Technology
By: Ed Huffine

The advent of forensic DNA testing has had a radical and widespread impact on legal-judicial systems. The exact nature of this impact varies from nation to nation, depending on the specific needs of the nation, the existing legal-judicial system, and how DNA technology has been applied.

As time passes, both the capabilities of DNA technology as well as the number of nations utilizing this technology continue to increase. At the present time, many nations are taking initial steps in DNA laboratory and testing development, while those nations with more established systems continue to improve their capabilities.

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