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The whole population and every UK visitor should be added to the national DNA database, a senior judge has said.
Lord Justice Sedley said the current database, which holds DNA from crime suspects and scenes, was "indefensible" because it was unfair and inconsistent.


Lord Justice Sedley is a senior appeal court judge

He told BBC News an expanded database would also aid crime prevention. Four million profiles are currently held.

Critics say those who commit certain offences should have their details removed after a set period.

The DNA database - which is 12 years old - grows by 30,000 samples a month taken from suspects or recovered from crime scenes. It is the largest in the world.

The data of everyone arrested for a recordable offence - all but the most minor offences - remains on the system regardless of their age, the seriousness of their alleged offence, and whether or not they were prosecuted.

It includes some 24,000 samples from young people between 10 and 17 years old, who were arrested but never convicted.

Sir Stephen Sedley, who is one of England's most experienced appeal court judges, said: "Where we are at the moment is indefensible.

"We have a situation where if you happen to have been in the hands of the police then your DNA is on permanent record. If you haven't, it isn't... that's broadly the picture.

"It means that people who have been arrested but acquitted, some of them because they are innocent, some of them because they are just lucky, all stay on the database.

"It means where there is ethnic profiling going on disproportionate numbers of ethnic minorities get onto the database.

"It also means that a great many people who are walking the streets and whose DNA would show them guilty of crimes, go free."

He said reducing the database would be a mistake. He knew of cases where a serious offender who had escaped conviction had ultimately been brought to justice by DNA evidence that may have been otherwise destroyed.

'Going forwards'

He said the only option was to expand the database to cover the whole population and all those who visit the UK.

Going forwards has very serious but manageable implications. It means that everybody guilty or innocent should expect their DNA to be on file for the absolutely rigorously restricted purpose of crime detection and prevention."

But Professor Stephen Bain, a member of the national DNA database strategy board, warned expansion would be expensive and make mistakes more likely.

"The DNA genie can't be put back in the bottle," he said.

"If the information about you is exposed due to illegal or perhaps even legalised use of the database, in a way that is not currently anticipated, then it's a very difficult situation."

Tony Lake, chief constable of Lincolnshire Police and chairman of the DNA board, said there needed to be a debate.

"If people have been convicted or have been arrested for offences which involve violent crime or offences of a sexual nature, I think there is an argument [that DNA] should stay on the database for life," he said.

"If we are talking about very minor offences... I don't think that it's a problem to say let's have a means by which we would reassess if we want to keep that DNA."



http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6979138.stm

Sedley is a total scumbag. He's the worst kind of product and mouthpiece of the system I can imagine. Once they've got your DNA after all, they've got everything about you that exists in the substantial 3D world
Sedley is nothing more than the mouthpiece of the Coldharbour human  genome project Rockefeller funded eugenics.
They can manufacture viruses that can kill just you based on your particular DNA. DNA is structurally and chemically nothing other than liquid crystal. Think crystal radio with the quartz crystal tuned to frequency - radio frequency. Your DNA sample taken by them gives them remote access to who you are and can change you, give you disease, affect your emotions and your output in the real world.
I would hazard a guessthat all those teenagers involved recently in stabbings and shootings have their DNA on record
Going back to the Bradford riots of 2001, I've always thought that the weird atmosphere and electro-smog over Bradford that day was the result of some pulsing of the Asian chromosome precipitating aggressive behaviour in the youth
This judge is a sadistic heartless knowing freak and of course a high-level mason. Treat his pronouncements with the utter derision they deserve.

Nice one, Paul! More of those death masts springing up all over London.
 My DNA has been taken after a drink driving incident few years back. I don't drink now and I think meditation and being in total control of one's health, mind, body and spirit will ward off any of their attacks.

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London Mick wrote :  My DNA has been taken after a drink driving incident few years back.

Man you're fucked, without psychic protection measures. Hoped you're equipped