Maryland v. King
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The Impact of DNA Swabbing Laws on Privacy Rights
The chapter explores the controversial practice of DNA collection from individuals who have been arrested, raising concerns about privacy rights and potential violations of personal bodily integrity. The discussion delves into the broader implications of genetic surveillance and the erosion of Fourth Amendment protections in the face of technological advancements. Criticizing the court's decision in Maryland v. King, the speakers express frustration with the prioritization of police utility over individual rights.
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