Archive for January, 2010

I wrote Rep Teilhet about my problems with the DNA Database saying in part the following Could you please clarify if the DNA record for innocent people is… »

“Detention without trial, random stop and search, the inclusion of the innocent on the DNA database, the misuse and abuse of covert surveillance powers by local councils and other authorities; Chakrabarti has led the chorus of …

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Teilhet about my problems with the DNA Database, saying in part, the following: Could you please clarify if the DNA record for innocent people is destroyed and also the process of having it done. Does it happen automatically, …

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Under the Scottish system the DNA of innocent people who are not convicted of an offence have their DNA removed from your DNA database (apart from those charged with violent and sexual offences when the DNA is retained for 3 years). …

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More than 600 DNA profiles of innocent people across Greater Manchester are being added to the national database for every one removed. Since the ruling by…

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More than 600 DNA profiles of innocent people across Greater Manchester are being added to the national database for every one removed. Since the ruling by the European Court of Human Rights, only eight innocent people in Greater …

Britannia Radio -… »

The website Rochdale Online, reported earlier today that more than 600 DNA profiles of innocent people across Greater Manchester are being added to the national database for every one removed. The figures were obtained by the Liberal …

Steve Beasant -… »

We start with the innocent being added to a DNA database. Move to a trial where the costs are astronomical and it might last for days. Then the judge might have had a bad night and put you away for years when another judge would tell …

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More than 600 DNA profiles of innocent people across Greater Manchester are being added to the national database for every one removed. …

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But one Fianna Fail TD has stuck his neck on the line when it comes to the new DNA database - he believes that everyone should have to give a sample from the get-go. Deputy Brendan Kenneally is chairman of the Oireachtas Justice …

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