The necessary result is that you are no longer judged on your crimes, but on your genes. Why ? Because crimes aren't committed by all groups equally ... so you

The necessary result is that you are no longer judged on your crimes, but on your genes. Why ? Because crimes aren't committed by all groups equally ... so you wouldn't expect the risk to be equal. Even for completely practical reasons there are differences. For obvious reasons a 1.4 meter individual is limited risk for armed robbery, to give an extreme example. But there's hundreds to thousands of things like that, that all randomly affect the distribution. The result is that when all put together, things are seriously out of whack. Also I fear the reverse effect. Communities work, to some extent, because of lack of crime. Doing this will necessarily make those neighborhoods with the "victim" genes more violent, more criminal. The result will be improvement of those neighborhoods ? I have to say, I'm VERY skeptical.