Should there be a national database of EVERYONE’S DNA and fingerprints from birth?
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I am in the middle position.My point yes is because if you do some thing
wrong the police can find you, but my point no is that if someone hacks the police website they can make bad things in your name,like saying that you did something but you actually didn’t do it.
Vicente Bianchi Ferran – 7W2P
That’s an awesome balanced argument. If you HAD TO decide. Which side would you be on and why?
yes because if you commit a crime it will be easier for the police to find the right criminal that commited the offence
Thanks for that, Reuben. What if your fingerprints were found at a crime scene? Wouldn’t you be worried they might think it was you?
P.S. I’d like you to add a capital letter to that sentence!
Yes because if they were a criminal and the police had lots of trouble trying to find him /her they could check the finger print and track him down from nkayiya Osborne -miller
But what about all the fingerprints we leave behind when we don’t commit crimes? What might happen to the falsely accused?
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Miss if someone do a crime or something like that.
The police need his DNA to know who is the person who makes the crime. So all the time the police or anyone need the DMA. To know who is the person do that thing.
Sofian
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Miss C
yes because if that person commits a crime they could track that person and they can identify suspects that were there.
Thanks for that, Izu. what if people use fingerprints to track us even if we haven’t committed a crime. Also, please add a capital letter to that sentence.
Sorry miss Critchley for not doing on time
I think they should track everyone to see what they are doing and also to keep an eye on us.
I think that it does matter beacuse some one could take your finger print or your information or somethink like that or they could hack the police website and find your page of information and copy it to there own
Sorry for doing it late i was bussy have a good day
I think yes because if there was a crime and they had 2 finger prints they would know what one is which because they dont want to catch the wrong criminal sorry for this being so late because my computer would not let me onto the site sorry
Oh that’s all right. It wasn’t late!
Is there any reason you might NOT want to have your fingerprints on file?
Ms C
I believe they should have our finger prints but not our DNA because they could do any thing with
your DNA. Also they should have our finger prints so when there’s a murder they cant blame you
if you don’t have anything to di with it
Nice. Do correct the sentence structure here even though it’s not the real HL piece. Show me capitals and full stops.