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Genetics in the courtroom.

The theme of the Australian 2003 'Genetics in the Courtroom' conference was the identification of the tools needed by the courts to adjudicate disputes arising from the ever-increasing knowledge in the areas of biotechnology and genetics. It is essential for judges to be well informed of the developments in these fields to enable them to deal with possible legal, ethical and scientific issues arising from these advancements, consistent with the fundamental values of the law.