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- Page 13 and 14: INTRODUCTION1 On 5 February 2003, t
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- Page 20 and 21: generated from stains found at othe
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- Page 24 and 25: a DNA database. 20 The current Dire
- Page 26: Liberties 29 echo these concerns. I
- Page 29 and 30: privilege against self-incriminatio
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- Page 33 and 34: (c) Report Recommendation2.17 The C
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- Page 47 and 48: their private lives under Article 8
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- Page 51 and 52: over 6,280 offences. These include
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matter for Government but the Commi
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sample. The Commission continues to
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taking of a sample where it will as
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submit to DNA testing in an attempt
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unidentified persons index would co
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should not be confused with the ori
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perception that inappropriate or il
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preserve, all items of evidential v
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expectation is that the Human Genom
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(c) Report Recommendation3.21 The C
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4CHAPTER 4CUSTODIAN OF THE DATABASE
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samples may be retained are premise
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e an appropriate model for the new
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(c) Report Recommendation4.13 The C
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consequently, a review of data prot
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The Commission has considered the r
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months before the destruction date,
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small particles of matter have made
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matches being identified with profi
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profiles. The Interpol database is
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Commission has concluded that curre
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independent judgment is made as to
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important to emphasise at this poin
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guard against making the prosecutor
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DNA evidence must be considered alo
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legal issues which may arise at the
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(2) Discussion5.30 In the Consultat
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(2) Discussion5.37 In the Consultat
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6CHAPTER 6SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATION
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• Proceedings have been institute
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6.29 The Commission recommends the
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e provided in the form of a profess
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12. Establishment of DNA database.1
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“crime scene” means any place w
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Mass screening6.—(1) In this sect
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Establishment of DNA database12.—
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Explanatory Note[This section sets
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(2) The DNA profile of a deceased p
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Disclosure of information25.—(1)
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Staff of Agency30.—There shall be