I agree with the Senator. I, too, am pleased that, with the exception of samples collected from arrestees who have charges dismissed or are acquitted, States and local governments can now upload and compare analyses collected under applicable legal authorities on the national database without running afoul of arbitrary expungement requirements.
Orrin Hatch: “I agree with the Senator. I, too, am pleased that, with the exception of samples collected from arrestees who have…”
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Discussing the implications of a national database for DNA samples during Senate debate.
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