USA Today 6/3/2013
I am VERY pleased about this US Supreme Court decision. It is obvious that DNA cataloging people arrested goes a long, long way toward catching them when they do their next crime. I would much prefer fast executions after fast trials as a way to cut way down on the criminal population of this country, but if they have a way to catch and convict them again quickly, that at least helps.
Serial killers can now be caught before they've tortured and murdered 14 pretty college girls. This is good.
I want everyone DNA cataloged at birth. It would solve so many problems! Fathers who think the child is not his, lost children and elderly people, identification of dead bodies, all sorts of crime solving including terrorism, tracing people of all kinds. This is an historically great technology, much underrated, IMO.
I am VERY pleased about this US Supreme Court decision. It is obvious that DNA cataloging people arrested goes a long, long way toward catching them when they do their next crime. I would much prefer fast executions after fast trials as a way to cut way down on the criminal population of this country, but if they have a way to catch and convict them again quickly, that at least helps.
Serial killers can now be caught before they've tortured and murdered 14 pretty college girls. This is good.
I want everyone DNA cataloged at birth. It would solve so many problems! Fathers who think the child is not his, lost children and elderly people, identification of dead bodies, all sorts of crime solving including terrorism, tracing people of all kinds. This is an historically great technology, much underrated, IMO.
