ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- The Maryland Senate has voted to extend a state law that allows police to take DNA samples from arrestees for certain violent crimes.
The Senate voted 39-7 to pass the bill on Thursday, sending it to Gov. Martin O'Malley who supports the law.
The law, which took effect in 2009, was set to expire in December. The measure extends it indefinitely.
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2 comments:
DNA should be obtained in the delivery room,beginning immediately.99% of us don't have a thing to hide.The remaining 1%,(plus a legal system that makes a living defending that 1%)will always hold up the works.
Anonymous said...
DNA should be obtained in the delivery room,beginning immediately.99% of us don't have a thing to hide.The remaining 1%,(plus a legal system that makes a living defending that 1%)will always hold up the works.
April 6, 2013 at 9:37 AM
I see yet another one who does not understand the constitution and the bill of rights. Please be quiet. We have enough ignorant people already, and some in public office. We don't need more.
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