Maryland v. King
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Debating DNA Collection: Maryland v. King
Exploring the legal complexities of DNA collection from arrestees in the case of Maryland v. King, involving the Fourth Amendment and concerns over privacy rights. Delving into the flaws and misconceptions in using DNA tests for initial suspect identification and their role in connecting individuals to unsolved crimes. Analyzing the dissenting opinion by Scalia and its critique of DNA sample use in criminal cases, highlighting the balance between law enforcement needs and individual privacy rights.
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