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U.S. 2nd Circuit Court rules convicted felons can be forced to give DNA samples
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A state law requiring certain convicted felons to provide DNA
samples for a law enforcement identification database does not
violate the Fourth Amendment, the 2nd Circuit has ruled in affirming
a dismissal.
The plaintiffs were nine felons convicted in New York. The state
required them to provide blood samples under a state law providing
for the extraction of DNA samples from those convicted of certain
felonies, including assault, homicide and rape. The law provides for
the creation of ...
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