Forensic Genetics From the laboratory to the courts. Book Review

Abstract

As Editor of the Journal of Forensic Sciences of Honduras, but above all as a professional in the field of Forensic Genetics, I am honored to publish, the review of a book written by authors of very high professional and human level, who comes to fill a huge void, especially for forensic genetics professionals who speak Spanish. The book “Forensic Genetics. From the Laboratory to the courts ”, summarizes in an interesting way, the path taken by the discipline and the contribution that even some of the authors of the book have made so that it has reached its current location. When reading it, I thought that the evolution of Forensic Genetics figuratively represents the long way back home, to the compensation and reparation that a DNA analysis implies for some victims in certain contexts, especially Latin Americans. The book is available at https://www.amazon.es/GEN%C3%89TICA-FORENSE-CRESPILLO-M%C3%81RQUEZMANUEL/dp/8490522138 Without further delay I give way to the Editors, Manuel C. Crespillo and Pedro A Neighborhood