Retention Of DNA Samples Does Not Infringe Genetic Privacy

Mondaq Business Briefing › United Kingdom Law Articles in English (2002)

Author: Mr Peter Wood

Author position: Barlow Lyde & Gilbert

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Retention Of DNA Samples Does Not Infringe Genetic Privacy

In September the Court of Appeal confirmed that retention of DNA samples and fingerprint evidence by police, after a suspect has been cleared of the criminal offence for which he had been investigated, is compatible with Articles 8 and 14 of the European Con...

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