Books in this anthology series focus a wide range of viewpoints onto a single controversial issue, providing in-depth discussions by leading advocates. Articles are printed in their entirety and footnotes and source notes are retained. These books offer the reader not only a full spectrum of dissent on the subject, but also the ability to test the validity of arguments by following up on sources used as evidence. Extensive bibliographies and annotated lists of relevant organizations to contact offer a gateway to further research.
1. What Are the Benefits and Burdens of DNA Databases?
2. As DNA Databases Grow, the Potential for Abuse and Error Increases
3. Expanding The Categories in DNA Databases Will Solve More Crimes
4. Expanding DNA Databases Beyond Convictees IS Unjust
5. Physical Profiles in DNA Databases Narrow the Scope of Potential Suspects
6. Using DNA Databases for Targeted Profiling Is Ineffective
7. DNA Databases Can Help Assess Damages in Personal Injury Litigation
8. Genetic DNA Databases That Identify Donors Create High Risks of Abuse
9. DNA Databases Allow Governmental Intrusion on Private Information
10. Government Databases Have More Information than Needed to Solve Crimes
11. The Government Has Taken Steps to Secure Privacy of Its DNA Databases