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Court Upholds Collection of Blood Samples for DNA Data Bank

Loaded on June 15, 1991 published in Prison Legal News June, 1991, page 2
Filed under: Searches, DNA Testing/Samples. Location: Virginia.
A federal court has affirmed a Virginia policy of collecting DNA samples from incarcerated felons, saving the practice does not violate the inmates' right to privacy or constitute unreasonable search of seizure. The ruling is believed to be the first in the nation in a case challenging a state's mandatory ...

 

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