Different stakeholders use forensic DNA databases for different purposes; for example, law
enforcement agencies use them as an investigative tool to identify suspects, and …

This paper presents a study of the 5-year operation (2011–2015) of the transnational
exchange of forensic DNA data between Member States of the European Union (EU) for the …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to critically examine the reasons behind the relatively
poor level of implementation of e-services. To this end, records management procedures in …

While police chiefs are the main managers in policing, this chapter also underlines their role
in the provision of forensic science, hardly known to be able to help define policing. A recent …

When studying offending behaviour, researchers primarily rely on police-recorded crime
data, even though such data contain only detected crimes and known offenders. Using DNA …

Studying the spatial behaviour of unknown offenders (ie undetected offenders) is difficult,
because police recorded crime data do not contain information about these offenders …

The forensic crisis that Mexico is going through, faces multiple challenges, one of which
refers to the backlog in the identification of bodies held in various public institutions …

In criminologisch onderzoek wordt weinig gebruik gemaakt van DNA-databanken.
Bovendien wordt de validiteit van DNA-databanken als databron nauwelijks onderzocht. Het …

In 2004 there was a double homicide in a Swedish town called Linköping, a small amount of
DNA was found at the scene. Despite a largescale investigation, this murder would go …

Organisational information resources have temporal mobility if they are able to traverse
temporal knowledge boundaries and remain usable over time. Information resources–digital …