“The state of Wisconsin failed to preserve the DNA samples it already has,” Guenther said. “So dramatically increasing the database to include thousands of innocent people isn’t something the state has demonstrated an ability to handle. …
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Channel 4 News’s story that the Home Office made up a case study to push for the retention of the genetic profiles of innocent people is not surprising, because the Home Office’s support for the DNA database is shot through with …
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Proposals in the Crime and Security Bill, currently going through parliament, would see the profiles of innocent people retained on the national DNA database for up to six years. Hanson wrote to the MPs on the Bill’s parliamentary …
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