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Originally Posted by JinnKai
I explicitly didn't limit it to 'violent crimes', because I think that felonies like those above SHOULD qualify. If you're flagrant enough to drive and get caught TWICE for driving after losing your license, there's a good likelihood that you'll disregard other laws that are 'inconvenient', like DUI laws or kidnapping laws.
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I really do agree with this idea here. If you are a convicted felon, your DNA gets on file.
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Originally Posted by monokrome
I'd have to suggest that this information is public domain - just like our phone numbers, addresses, names, criminal records, etc.
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I absolutely do not agree with this, if I read it correctly. Having one's DNA accessible by anyone of the public? This is exactly what we want to prevent. Anyone can then test your DNA for various diseases and suddenly you don't have health insurance anymore, and you don't know why.