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New York's expansion of its DNA collection program last year to include thousands of prisoners and parolees convicted of violent felonies is constitutional and does not represent an ex post facto punishment, a New York state judge ruled. Justice Bruce Allen denied the petition filed by a parolee convicted of attempted assault who was seeking to stay the Division of Parole's collection of his DNA.
June 06, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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