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DNA database swells despite human rights ruling

Posted By: admin 17 July, 2009

DNA database swells despite human rights ruling: “

5.6 million records and still growing

An average of 40,000 profiles per month have been added to the National DNA Database since judges ruled the retention of samples from innocent people was illegal under human rights laws.…

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(Via The Register – Public Sector.)

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