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1. With advances in DNA use, it may be possible to effectively solve crime by requiring the submission of DNA samples at birth for inclusion in a national DNA database. What do you think of this idea? What potential civil liberty violations exist with the implementation of such a program?

2. In your opinion, is technology a new concept in the fight against crime? What challenges does new technology pose on the criminal justice system?

2. Do you agree or disagree with laws that provide stricter penalties for crimes that are motivated by race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, etc.? (Commonly known as "hate crimes.")

Why or why not? What is the public policy behind such laws?

What about stricter penalties for gang-related crimes?

1. Do you agree with laws that:
• Prohibit gambling?
• Prohibit prostitution?
• Prohibit underage drinking?
• Prohibit drinking while driving?
• Prohibit drug use?
• Prohibit smoking in public places?
• Require seatbelt use?
• Require helmet use?
• Require school attendance for minors?
• Require dogs to be on a leash?

Why or why not? Explain and discuss your position.

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A discussion on laws and crimes are determined. The advances in DNA uses are provided.

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DNA samples extracted from birth would be a violation of civil and human rights and an affront to the constitution of the United States. It would set a terrible precedent and would permanently damage the criminal justice system. Civil liberties entail the right to due process and using the type of database proposed by your question would trample upon the fundamental right to liberty and justice as all people would be treated as potential criminals against their will and against their liberty.

Technology can only assist in the fight against crime but cannot represent the new concept for fighting crime. Humans will always be on the forefront of crime-fighting but can ...

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