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The sharing of ballistics data across Europe and neighbouring territories. | LitMetric

The sharing of ballistics data across Europe and neighbouring territories.

Sci Justice

Centre for Research in Psychology, Behaviour and Achievement, Coventry University, Priory Street, Coventry CV1 5FB, United Kingdom. Electronic address:

Published: September 2017

AI Article Synopsis

  • - The study examined ballistic examinations and cross-border information sharing among 14 European countries, using interviews and questionnaires to gather data.
  • - Findings revealed a diverse use of automated ballistic systems and varying integration in combating gun-related crime, with three main themes identified: use of automated systems, evidence recovery, and knowledge exchange.
  • - Inconsistencies in data recording and definitions hindered firm conclusions about the effectiveness of ballistic comparison systems, leading to recommendations for improved cooperation and data sharing among member states.

Article Abstract

The current study explored the use of ballistic examinations and cross-border information sharing across 14 European countries. The presented data were collected using a mixed methods technique consisting of semi-structured interviews and questionnaires that were completed by participants. The results painted a very heterogeneous picture of the use of automated ballistic systems across these countries, as well as how ballistic analyses are integrated in the fight against gun-enabled crime. Three super-ordinates themes emerged from the thematic analysis: use of automated ballistic systems; Ballistic evidence recovery and analysis; knowledge exchange and best practices. The ability to draw firm conclusions regarding the value of ballistics comparison systems, either on a national or cross-border basis, is hampered by inconsistencies regarding data recording practices and definitions. Therefore, key recommendations are suggested to establish better cross border cooperation between member states and develop a better understanding of data sharing procedures.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scijus.2017.04.010DOI Listing

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