New Delhi, (Delhi) [India], August 12 (ANI/BusinessWire India): With the DNA Technology Bill pending before Parliament, experts weigh in on the possibility of successful DNA database implementation in India. Addressing related privacy and data security issues, they emphasise regulatory provisions contained therein to ensure data protection.
who i have enormous respect for the debate with scalia about the meaning of the want requirement and whether he s inventing that or others have invented that overtime. let me get to the reasonableness argument. i personally am not particularly thrilled by the idea that the state has everybody s dna in this day and age. let me give you a perspective. i have been involved in this dna database implementation from the beginning. when they were sequencing the genomes about the ethical and social implications and what you may or may not do. i watched the statutes being implemented on the commissioner. think about this. our statute like statutes all across the country said all you can do with the dna hit is look at some crime and the sample and
you get more leaks and problems with it. as this data grows bigger, do we have reason to trust it will be fairly administered. that s my greatest concern here. i will not debate for all people who i have enormous respect for the debate with scalia about the meaning of the warrant requirement and whether he s inventing that or others have invented that over time. let me get to the reasonableness argument. i personally am not particularly thrilled by the idea that the state has everybody s dna in this day and age. let me give you a perspective. i have been involved in this dna database implementation from the beginning. when they were sequencing the genomes about the ethical and social implications and what you may or may not do. i watched the statutes being implemented. in new york i m a commissioner. think about this.
that s my greatest concern here. i will not debate for all people who i have enormous respect for the debate with scalia about the meaning of the want requirement and whether he s inventing that or others have invented that overtime. let me get to the reasonableness argument. i personally am not particularly thrilled by the idea that the state has everybody s dna in this day and age. let me give you a perspective. i have been involved in this dna database implementation from the beginning. when they were sequencing the genomes about the ethical and social implications and what you may or may not do. i watched the statutes being implemented on the commissioner. think about this. our statute like statutes all across the country said all you can do with the dna hit is look