Court Takes Up Question of Arrestee DNA Sampling
With DNA testing becoming more common in criminal investigations, the Supreme Court will decide whether police can take genetic samples from people they arrest for crimes. (Feb. 25)
With DNA testing becoming more common in criminal investigations, the Supreme Court will decide whether police can take genetic samples from people they arrest for crimes. (Feb. 25)
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