Difference between revisions of "Belarus"

Latest revision as of 13:20, 27 January 2016

According to Interpol's 2008 survey, Belarus set up a DNA database in 2006 and is planning to implement specific DNA database legislation. According to Interpol, Belarus' DNA database contained 63,900 reference DNA profiles from individuals, 10,207 crime scene DNA profiles, 838 unidentified human remains DNA profiles and 8,435 other DNA profiles in 2011.

Resources

• External links
  • Kushniarevich et al. (2010) Diversity Of Mitochondrial DNA Of Belarusians and Its Forensic Application
  • Borovko et al. (2009) Missing people: Problems of identification of unknown bodies using DNA database
  • Law School: Criminalistics study group

• Press articles
  • Charter97: Belarusian Interior Ministry needs citizens’ DNA codes (5th May 2010)

Detailed analysis

I. Law on Point

Minister of Justice Order No. 471 of December 5, 2008<ref name="ftn1"> Министра юстиции, 05.12.2008 Приказ №471, Устав, «Центр Судебной Экспертизы И Криминалистики Министерства Юстиции Республики Беларусь» [Charter, “Center for forensic and Criminalistics of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Belarus”].

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Ministry of Justice Resolution No. 20 of July 21, 2003<ref name="ftn2"> Министерства юстиции, 31 июля 2003г. Постановление № 20, Инструкция о порядке производства судебных экспертиз и специальных исследований в Научно-исследовательском учреждении Научно-исследовательский институт проблем криминологии [Instruction on the production of forensic analysis and special studies at the Research Establishment of the Scientific Research Institute for Criminology].

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