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The 'Most Influential' Mai Chen receives Otago honour

For one of New Zealand’s leading legal minds, returning to her alma mater to receive an honorary doctorate feels like crossing a finish line. ....

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Business.Scoop » Leaders Of Tomorrow: Young Practitioners Making Their Mark On Aotearoa's Dispute Resolution Sector

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How DNA techniques in police investigations can create 'genetic informants'

New Zealand’s DNA laws are out of date, and lack coherency following a series of amendments. The Law Commission has recommended replacing the current law with a new law that is coherent, up-to-date, and culturally appropriate,” she said.
“The Commission recommends permitting the use of techniques seen overseas like ‘dragnets’ (asking every person fitting a description, for example ‘male in Christchurch’, to provide a DNA sample); familial testing (searching the databank for a similar-but-not-identical sample, which might indicate that the similar sample is related to the offender); and genealogy searching (using DNA people have sent to companies like ancestry.com). ....

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