Can the jail get your DNA?

[Anonymous]

[sage2021]

Yes, they can now. Which should. be against some human rights violation because it's scary what they can do with the samples when they are finished with them.
Even the popular website to find out about your ancestry does nafarious things with the blood samples after they are finished with them.

I saw a program about it a long time ago and it shows that they send them off somewhere else but I can't recall what they are doing with them.
It's best years since I saw the program.

My brother did find out about his ancestry after I saw that program but I didn't say anything to him because it would have just upset him.

[sage2021]

Thank you for the MHO 🙂🧁🌷

[Anonymous]

Absolutely. Your dna goes into a big database. Even if they don't get your dna, a relative's dna can help solve cold cases for rape and murder.

[Anonymous]

It depends on the offense, the state and the circuit court district. A misdemeanor in CA? No. A rape in most places? Yeah.

[Twalli]

Sometimes, depending on the law. If you're charged, most of the time they legally can.

[AI Opinion]

Yes, jails can collect DNA samples from individuals in custody. In many places, it's standard procedure to take DNA samples from those who are arrested or convicted of certain crimes. This DNA is used for identification and to connect individuals to other criminal cases. However, there are regulations and laws in place to protect individuals' privacy rights, which vary depending on the jurisdiction 🧬🚔.

[Kelley1]

The government can do whatever they want to, however they want to, and whenever they want to.

[DrPepper12]

No. No "we the people" cannot do that to "we the people".

[DryGermanGuy]

That’s up to the judge.

[DrPepper12]

Yes. With a warrant. Of course!

[In_Trance]

Yeah