Forensic age estimation in living subjects is an important task for forensic experts, especially in countries where birth records are not well maintained. The process often is used to confirm the chronological age of a criminal or victim when there is a lack of available evidence, such as birth records and witnesses. Focusing on the case of Turkey where the Greulich and Pyle method is often the only method used in forensic estimation of age, this paper seeks to discuss the ethical implications of the process, which are of special concern for women.
This child, whose bone age is fourteen ...Ethical dimensions of skeletal age assessment / R.E. Altinay. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FEMINIST APPROACHES TO BIOETHICS. - ISSN 1937-4577. - 2:1(2009), pp. 165-173. [10.3138/ijfab.2.1.165]
This child, whose bone age is fourteen ...Ethical dimensions of skeletal age assessment
R.E. Altinay
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Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2009
Abstract
Forensic age estimation in living subjects is an important task for forensic experts, especially in countries where birth records are not well maintained. The process often is used to confirm the chronological age of a criminal or victim when there is a lack of available evidence, such as birth records and witnesses. Focusing on the case of Turkey where the Greulich and Pyle method is often the only method used in forensic estimation of age, this paper seeks to discuss the ethical implications of the process, which are of special concern for women.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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