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EFF Files Amicus Brief Challenging Orange County, CA’s Controversial DNA Collection Program
Nov. 10, 2022, 10:58 p.m. | Andrew Crocker
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Should the government be allowed to collect your DNA—and retain it indefinitely—if you’re arrested for a low-level offense like shoplifting a tube of lipstick, driving without a valid license, or walking your dog off leash? We don’t think so. As we argue in an amicus brief filed in support of a case called Thompson v. Spitzer at the California Court of Appeal, this practice not only impinges on misdemeanor arrestees’ privacy and liberty rights, but also violates the California …
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