Criminal
Apr. 30, 2018
DNA website used in Golden State Killer case raises privacy questions, gives defendant little to test
The use of a non-government DNA database to identify suspected serial killer Joseph James DeAngelo is the highest-profile example of an emerging investigative technique that experts say raises questions about privacy but presents few avenues for legal challenges.
The use of a non-government DNA database to identify suspected serial killer Joseph James DeAngelo is the highest-profile example of an emerging investigative technique that experts say raises questions about privacy but presents few avenues for legal challenges.
“I just can’t imagine a court saying it’s unconstitutional,” said Erin E. Murphy, a professor at New York University School of Law. “This is an occasion to think about the l...
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