Well we could all see this coming.
A high-flying city lawyer was fired from her £150,000-a-year job after a 'routine security check' revealed her DNA was held on the national database - over a 'false allegation' made against her.
Treated as a criminal, even though the Police had "insufficient evidence" that she tried to fraudulently obtain a nursery school place.
She said: 'I've gone from working five days a week and being able to spend my weekends with my children to now working seven days just to keep a roof over their heads.'
How many more injustices are we going to see before this replusive piece of legislation is repealed?
H/T to the Mail
H/T to the Mail
And another one! Last night the Tory wifey on Question Time said the Scottish government were keeping DNA only for 5 years.
ReplyDeleteThat's bullsh*te. The Scottish government keep it for three years but the Lord Advocate has the right to extend it for another 2 years if she has evidence to support her proposal.
The difference is that for those who have not been convicted of an offence in Scotland their DNA will be destroyed.
(I can't highlight things on comments or I would highlight my last paragraph).
Oh, I should have added, you can refuse to give your DNA or any other information until you have spoken with your lawyer. That is your right.
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