DNA testing is generally seen as a benefit to justice,because it allows for more precise identification of criminals.Sociologists see that forensic genetics also has a tendency to reproduce existing inequalities,because:
A) people who have committed prior crimes,and those with relatives who have committed crimes,are more likely to be caught.
B) forensics is a human science,and the unacknowledged racism of analysts will influence results.
C) the criminal justice system is broken in so many ways that forensic genetics will have a miniscule benefit.
D) low-income people accused of crimes are unable to pay for their own forensic genetic testing.

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DNA testing can disproportionately affect individuals and families with prior criminal histories, as well as those from marginalized communities who are more likely to be arrested and subsequently convicted of crimes. This perpetuates existing inequalities within the criminal justice system.

DNA Testing Is Generally Seen as a Benefit to Justice,because