No. 1S (2022): Special Issue 1/2022

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-20221S

Published: 2022-06-13

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Editorial

Bíos e diritti umani

Marta Tomasi

1-2
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Introduzione

Marco Rizzuti, Elena Pilli

3-4
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Interview

L’Associazione Penelope e la ricerca di verità in una scomparsa

Emanuela Zuccagnoli

5-8
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Essays

Role of the forensic anthropologist in missing persons cases

Elena Pilli

9-14
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How judges (should) deal with scientific evidence

Marco Cecchi

15-25
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Legal and ethical issues of research on the bones of unidentified persons: a comparative perspective

Caterina Mugelli

27-44
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The biological sample belonging to an unidentified person. Analysis of the applicable regulatory framework

Stefano Deplano

45-65
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Data and genetic research. From an individual perspective to a procedural management

Alessandro Bernes

67-81
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Research biobanks and national DNA database: a difficult balance between conflicting interests

Chiara Paris

83-106
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The DNA database: the subset of genetic data for the identification of missing persons

Paola Felicioni

107-128
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Patrimonial effects of the supervening assessment of death on the succession of the deceased, the absent and the presumed dead

Alessandro Marchini

129-165
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Anonymous birth between maternal autonomy and forced identity

Mario Renna

167-172
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New missing persons identification methods and paternity disputes

Letizia Coppo

173-193
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