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genetic-implications-of-crime
Conviction for murder leads to sterilization of the accused and close genetic relatives to prevent passing on predispositions.
1 chapter across 1 book
Hominids (2002)Robert J. Sawyer
Chapter 22
In this chapter, Adikor Huld visits Jasmel Ket to confront accusations that he murdered her father, Ponter. He asserts his innocence and explains the potential of parallel universe theory as a hope to find Ponter, urging Jasmel to support him at the upcoming dooslarm basadlarm hearing despite her initial opposition. The chapter explores the complex interpersonal dynamics, genetic and societal consequences of crime, and the emotional impact of loss within their community.