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A federal appeals court has ruled that authorities may take DNA samples from persons arrested but not yet been convicted. The justices wrote that the practice was reasonable given the arrestees’ diminished expectations of privacy and the legitimate interests in the collection of DNA from these individuals.


A federal appeals court has ruled that authorities may take DNA samples  from persons arrested but not yet been convicted. The justices wrote  that the practice was reasonable given the arrestees’ diminished  expectations of privacy and the legitimate interests in the collection  of DNA from these individuals.


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