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• But I doubt that having a DNA databank will prevent crime.
• Prosecutors said the match was found using the national DNA databank.
• Massachusetts is on the verge of becoming the 48th state to have a DNA databank of criminals.
• And that rate is expected to escalate as more felons are logged into the state's DNA databank.
• U . S . officials said the DNA databank developed from the detainees would primarily be kept for identification purposes.
• The case also reveals the promise and limitations of the national DNA databank, which is one year old this month.
• The worst-case scenario of maintaining a national DNA databank would be a case where someone hacked into such information.
• On a practical level, having a DNA databank of felons is a rapid way of eliminating innocent people as suspects.
• Georges was questioned several years ago on attempted rape charges, and his genetic fingerprints were kept in a DNA databank.
• The worst-case scenario of maintaining a national DNA databank would be a case in which someone hacked into such information.
• Over the years, prosecutors have sought to strengthen the DNA databank law by including more criminals and making it harder to evade testing.
• Golden worked to strengthen the sex offender registry and expand the DNA databank to include all persons convicted of a felony and certain misdemeanors.
• The Texas Legislature authorized the creation of the DNA databank in 1995 as part of a package of sex-offender bills passed that session.
• The push to start a national DNA databank in Germany won increasing support in recent years as a necessary tool for solving sex crimes against children.
• Power is being disciplined by the military for disobeying an order to submit to DNA testing as part of the Department of Defense's DNA databank.
• But Albany approved a law vastly expanding its DNA databank just last August to include about 30, 000 people convicted of the most common and violent felonies.
• It made sense to have the semen sample compared to his DNA, on file in Virginia, the first state to establish a DNA databank of felons.
• Scheck also said that the DNA profile from the semen sample is being put in the nationwide DNA databank " so we can catch the real perpetrator ."
• The first case ever prosecuted in the United States using a DNA databank was the rape and murder of a Minneapolis woman who lived near a halfway house for sex offenders.