Tag Archives: Colorado
“Genetic Surveillance” and Law Enforcement Ethics
The “Grim Sleeper” serial killer was caught because California authorities found a partial DNA match with an individual in its database. That meant that the killer was probably related to the owner of that DNA, and indeed he was. We … Continue reading
Filed under Bioethics, Citizenship, Law & Law Enforcement, Race, Science & Technology
Ethics Dunces: Roland Mason and Phoebe Wilson
The moral of this story is that something can be whimsical, charming, funny, creative and effective, and still be wrong. Continue reading
Filed under Ethics Dunces, Government & Politics
