The Province of Santa Fe boosts penal modernization with a genetic fingerprint registry
José Corral, promoter of the project.
November 30, 2024
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José Corral, promoter of the project.
With the participation of 59 senators and a vote of 58 in favor, the Senate plenary approved in second debate the “Sofia Law” bill, which
On Thursday, the Argentine Senate approved the bill that modifies the expansion of the National Registry of Genetic Data for the identification of perpetrators of all types of crimes, including all crimes defined in the criminal code.
With an absolute majority vote, the First Constitutional Commission of the Senate approved in first debate, last Thursday, September 25, Bill No. 138 of 2004 “whereby the National Bank of Genetic Profiles is strengthened for judicial investigation purposes in criminal matters and other provisions are enacted”. The bill was filed in the General Secretariat of the Senate of the Republic of Colombia since August 20 of this year.
The Chamber of Deputies approved a bill that establishes the expansion of the National Registry of Genetic Data linked to Crimes against Sexual Integrity (RNDG),
Attorney General Juan Bautista Mahiques and the Public Prosecutor’s Office are seeking to create a genetic data bank for criminal investigations in the City of
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La conferencia Human Identification Solutions (HIDS) 2025 reunirá a algunas de las personalidades más respetadas e influyentes de la ciencia forense, no se la pierda.
Descubra los innovadores avances forenses y escuche a los expertos que están impulsando el cambio, superando los límites y configurando el futuro de la identificación humana.
Mentes brillantes, ideas audaces: conozca a algunos de los expertos que subirán al escenario
• Amanda Knox, exonerada, periodista, autora del best-seller del New York Times.
• Dr. John Buckleton, científico principal, Instituto de Ciencia e Investigación Medioambiental,
Nueva Zelanda.
• Dra. Katja Anslinger, profesora, jefa de departamento, Biología Molecular Forense en el Instituto de Medicina Legal, Universidad Ludwig Maximilians de Múnich, Alemania.
• Brian Hoey, director de laboratorio, Patrulla de Carreteras del Estado de Missouri.
• Dr. Pedro A. Barrio, experto facultativo, Instituto Nacional de Toxicología y Ciencias Forenses, España.
• Dra. Mayra Eduardo, experta facultativa, Instituto Nacional de Toxicología y Ciencias Forenses, España.
• Pedro A. Barrio, Perito Facultativo, Instituto Nacional de Toxicología y Ciencias Forenses, España.
