Course Summary
This course covers the application of genomics in the legal field, including DNA sequencing, interpretation, and potential legal implications.Key Learning Points
- Learn the basics of genomics and how it relates to the legal system
- Understand how DNA sequencing and interpretation can be used in criminal investigations
- Explore potential ethical and legal implications of genomic data
Job Positions & Salaries of people who have taken this course might have
- Forensic DNA Analyst
- USA: $60,000 - $100,000
- India: ₹500,000 - ₹1,000,000
- Spain: €30,000 - €50,000
- Bioethicist
- USA: $70,000 - $120,000
- India: ₹600,000 - ₹1,500,000
- Spain: €35,000 - €60,000
- Legal Counsel for Biotech Companies
- USA: $120,000 - $200,000
- India: ₹1,500,000 - ₹3,000,000
- Spain: €60,000 - €100,000
Related Topics for further study
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the basics of genomics and its application in the legal system
- Identify potential legal and ethical implications of genomic data
- Learn how DNA sequencing and interpretation can be used in criminal investigations
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- Basic understanding of genetics
- Familiarity with legal terminology
Course Difficulty Level
IntermediateCourse Format
- Online
- Self-paced
Similar Courses
- Bioinformatics: Introduction to Genomic Technologies
- Genomic and Precision Medicine
- Introduction to Personalized Medicine and Pharmacogenetics
Related Education Paths
Notable People in This Field
- George Church
- Francis Collins
- Jennifer Doudna
Related Books
Description
Genomics for Law provides a unique framework to review the history and basics of genomics research as well as explore how genomics has, and will continue to, interact with the law.
Outline
- Introduction to Genomics for Law
- Introduction to Genomics for Law
- Introduction to the Science of Genomics
- The Book of Life
- What is DNA?
- What is a Genome?, Part 1
- What is a Genome?, Part 2
- The Central Dogma
- The Evolution of Gene Sequencing
- What is a GMO?
- The Science of GMOs
- Syllabus
- Course Content Experts
- About the Discussion Forums
- Updating Your Profile
- Social Media
- Genomics and Criminal Law
- Introduction to Genomics and Criminal Law
- Essential Elements: The Actus Reus, Part 1
- Essential Elements: The Actus Reus, Part 2
- Essential Elements: The Actus Reus, Part 3
- Essential Elements: Voluntary Acts vs. Reflexive Actions
- Essential Elements: The Mens Rea
- Essential Elements: Genetic Predispositions
- Essential Elements: Summary of Genetic Evidence
- Duress and Heat of Passion Defense, Part 1
- Duress and Heat of Passion Defense, Part 2
- Personal vs. Situational Factors and Criminal Defense, Part 1
- Personal vs. Situational Factors and Criminal Defense, Part 2
- Speculation on the Genomics Defense in Criminal Law, Part 1
- Speculation on the Genomics Defense in Criminal Law, Part 2
- Speculation on the Genomics Defense in Criminal Law, Part 3
- Speculation on the Genomics Defense in Criminal Law, Part 4
- Genomics and Criminal Law Suggested Readings
- Genomics and Criminal Procedure
- Introduction to Genomics and Criminal Procedure
- Introduction to CODIS STR
- Introduction to DNA Structure
- Introduction to Short Tandem Repeats (STR)
- STRs and Case Reports
- STR Variation and CODIS Profiles
- Exploring Fourth Amendment “Search” and “Seizure”, Part 1
- Exploring Fourth Amendment “Search” and “Seizure”, Part 2
- Exploring Fourth Amendment “Search” and “Seizure”, Part 3
- Exploring Fourth Amendment “Search” and “Seizure”, Part 4
- Reasonable Expectations of Privacy, Part 1
- Reasonable Expectations of Privacy, Part 2
- Reasonable Expectations of Privacy, Part 3
- Speculating on Abandonment and Reasonable Expectations of Privacy
- When are DNA Searches Permissible?
- Maryland v. King, Part 1
- Maryland v. King, Part 2
- Maryland v. King, Part 3
- Maryland v. King, Part 4
- Maryland v. King, Part 5
- Genomics and Criminal Procedure Suggested Readings
- Forensic Genomics
- Introduction to Daubert and Frye
- Frye vs. Daubert, Part 1
- Frye vs. Daubert, Part 2
- Frye vs. Daubert, Part 3
- Introduction to Forensic Genomics
- DNA in Investigations
- DNA in Investigative Leads
- Predicting Externally Visible Characteristics, Part 1
- Predicting Externally Visible Characteristics, Part 2
- Predicting Externally Visible Characteristics, Part 3
- Ancestry Estimations, Part 1
- Ancestry Estimations, Part 2
- Ancestry Estimations, Part 3
- Introduction to Race and Ancestry
- Ancestry and Physical Appearance
- Ancestry and Investigations
- Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Ethical and Legal Considerations, Part 2
- Ethical and Legal Considerations, Part 3
- Forensic Genomics Suggested Readings
- Intellectual Property
- Origins of Patent Law
- Trade Secret Alternative
- Utility Patents
- Introduction to CRISPR Technology
- The Novelty Requirement
- The Usefulness Requirement
- Plant Patents
- Patenting Practicalities
- The "Art" of Claims Drafting
- Blocking Patents
- First Sales Doctrine
- Literal Infringement
- Doctrine of Equivalency
- Infringement Defenses
- Infringement Remedies
- Conclusion
- CRISPR Technology Suggested Readings
- Genomics and Tort Law
- Introduction to Genomics and Tort Law
- Tort Claims and Genomics, Part 1
- Tort Claims and Genomics, Part 2
- Tort Claims and Genomics, Part 3
- Tort Claims and Genomics, Part 4
- Tort Claims and Genomics, Part 5
- Toxic Torts and Genomics
- Genomics and Tort Law Suggested Readings
- Genomics and Privacy Law
- Introduction to Privacy and Genomics
- Health Privacy Before HIPAA
- Introduction to HIPAA
- HIPAA: Rules for Using and Releasing Information
- HIPAA: Enforcement
- Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA)
- State Privacy Laws
- State Newborn Screening Programs
- Other Genomic Privacy Issues
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics
- Introduction to the Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics: Moore v. Regents of the University of California
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics: Informed Consent, Part 1
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics: Informed Consent, Part 2
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics: Informed Consent and Human Subject Research, Part 3
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics: Jesse Gelsinger Case, Part 1
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics: Jesse Gelsinger Case, Part 2
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics: Privacy Concerns
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Genomics: Emerging Issues
- Final Assessment
- Course Content Quiz
- Course Evaluation Form
- How Was the Course?
Summary of User Reviews
This course on genomics for law has received positive reviews from many students. The course covers the intersection of law and genomics, and how it affects society. One aspect that many users found good was the engaging content and interactive quizzes.Pros from User Reviews
- Engaging content and interactive quizzes
- In-depth understanding of the intersection between genomics and law
- Excellent instructors and knowledgeable guest speakers
Cons from User Reviews
- Some technical terms could be difficult for beginners
- Lack of practical applications
- Course is not very in-depth in certain areas
Dr. Gene E. Robinson
4.8 Raiting
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