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: Open and ShutPrivacy and the DNA of the innocent.
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The police practice in England and Wales of keeping indefinitely a database of fingerprints and DNA, including information on persons acquitted of any crime, has fallen foul of the European Charter of Rights on privacy grounds, with the European Court finding last week that Britain had "overstepped any acceptable margin of appreciation" in striking a balance between individual rights and publicFull post as published by Open and Shut on December 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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