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To: IronJack

The majority analogized that taking a DNA sample is no more intrusive than taking a fingerprint or booking photo. As police don’t go around spuriously arresting people to collect fingerprints I don’t know that we have any particular grounds for worry here.


12 posted on 06/03/2013 9:55:40 AM PDT by garbanzo (Welcome to the jungle, it gets worse here every day)
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To: garbanzo

There’s no ‘industrial’ benefit gained from giant databases of fingerprints. Just wait till the cops have financial incentive to sell that DNA information.


14 posted on 06/03/2013 9:56:45 AM PDT by Black Agnes
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To: garbanzo
As police don’t go around spuriously arresting people to collect fingerprints I don’t know that we have any particular grounds for worry here.

DNA sampling and typing make fingerprints nearly obsolete.

Besides, can a fingerprint reveal:

And that's not the first step. The first step is the population of a DNA database...which the SCOTUS just opened the floodgates to.
22 posted on 06/03/2013 10:29:00 AM PDT by Bloody Sam Roberts (For me, I plan to die standing as a free man rather than spend one second on my knees as a slave.)
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