Perhaps the Thorniest Issue with DNA Technology Is

question 23

Multiple Choice

Perhaps the thorniest issue with DNA technology is:

• A) why DNA is used when fingerprints seem adequate.
• B) how to ensure accuracy and certainty with DNA samples.
• C) how the DNA database will be collected and used.
• D) how to take DNA samples from state and federal inmates.

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