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UK: Human Genetics Commission report: A Citizens’ Inquiry into the Forensic Use of DNA and the National DNA Database

01 July 2008

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Report (1 MB, pdf) Summary of report (pdf). See: DNA records 'criminalise people' (BBC News, link) "Thousands of DNA samples from innocent people are now retained. DNA profiles of those not convicted of a crime should be removed from the database in England and Wales, a government-funded inquiry has said."

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