GEDMatch and the Fourth Amendment: No Warrant Required
Legal Fellow, Meese Center The police did not need a warrant to query the public consumer genetics website, as some privacy advocates and legal scholars have argued. Ashley Cooper / Getty Images Key Takeaways Police don’t need a warrant to collect abandoned DNA at a crime scene ... and don’t need a warrant to query CODIS because it is a government database. A criminal who leaves his DNA at a crime scene does not have standing under the Fourth Amendmen...
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