my ex was convicted on burglary charge and what grounds may one refuse to give bodily sample for DNA profile?
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if they are just asking for it you can refuse.  But if they have reason to believe he did it they will get a warrant for it and they have to give the DNA
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My husband in in a similar situation.  His ex we wants him to pay child support for a child that may not be his.  We are taking her to court for a DNA test.  Because you signed the birth certificate you have the right to have a DNA test.  If the mother will not cooperate go talk you prosecuting attorney for way to achieve that.
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Hi Robert,\n\n    I have a criminal record also here in Ohio. Ultimately, it will depend on your offense.  If you can give a little more information, it might help.  Ultimately, if the offense is a "crime of dishonesty", then it cannot be expunged.\n\nChris
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go to the courthouse where his conviction is. It'll prob cost you $20 and you might have some issues getting it due to privacy issues or you'll fill out some paperwork stating your reason.
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you have to get copy of police record and then contact the city district attorney for more advice. I know when i did this for b/f 10 years ago..a letter was sent with record to the governor asking for expungement..but i forget exactly how we went about it...we broke up shortly after, so im unsure. =(  wish i could help more
508120
hey Hun, trying to figure out what your crimes are again? lol If you get caught you would be in trouble for attempted murder and identity theft and fraud so I would advise not getting caught.
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Not sure that this is possible.  The only way to do this more than likely is to have a court order to release this information....and you're not going to get that info unless it's something awfully important like inheritance placement, or if they sign a release for a background check and even if they did that, they would probably have to provide their previous alias.  Not sure why you need this info....that would help also.   Sorry I couldn't be much more help
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NO. DNA can only be used to identify a person or being, or link to two persons/beings together. It can not PROVE a crime was committed.
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You gave your signed consent, there's nothing you can do to stop her.  Incidentally, criminal convictions are public record if you are an adult.
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By using the term "mates", I get the impression that you might be from Australia or the U.K.  Here in the U.S., many states have procedures that allow someone convicted of a crime to petition the court to have the conviction removed from their record.  The exact procedures and requirements vary by state, by they usually require you to file a petition with the court and you generally must have a clean record since the conviction.\n\nIf the conviction occurred before you became an adult, it might automatically be sealed.  However, laws to vary by jurisdiction.  Best wishes with your efforts.
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Get DNA testing done.  They can't make you pay support on a child that does not test as yours.
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I assume South Australia is doing what a lot of the states are here in the US.  They are storing the information in order to help solve crimes.  There have been SEVERAL cases in the states where old crimes have been solved based on what they call a "cold hit" with someone's DNA matching the crime scene evidence but had no other way of knowing it was that person (it is always re-tested to make sure).\n\nIt is also being used for solving future crimes in the same manner, when the crime scene DNA is entered, there may be DNA already in the system matching it.\n\nAt this point, at least in CA, only convicted felons' DNA is going on file (along with a few others under court order only).  So the average joe won't be in the system unless they were a victim or something like that.\n\nI don't believe it will be a public system, none in the states are.  I am not sure what good a genetic profile would do an average citizen, but none of the names of those individuals in the system is public here for privacy rights.  I would assume only law enforcement would have access.\n\nThe best way to find out is to contact your govt official, they should be able to tell you what the parameters of your law is.
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Once you are in the system, you are in the system. The cops will always be able to retrieve your name. They may not be able to know why you are in the system, but they will have your name.\n\nIf fingerprints or DNA were taken, this is perpetually in the system too.\n\nGetting arrested is getting effed.
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First the police will use immediate personal affects to identify the victim, i.e. wallet, any mail found in the apartment (assuming that was the victim's home), confirmation from the neighbors as to who the person is.  Next step is to have family members try to ID the body, or what's left of it, using distinguishing characteristics (tattoos, etc.), then after that it's dental records.  \n\nThere are also a lot of investigative tactics that can be used to narrow down the possibilities of who the person COULD be, by talking to people and seeing who comes up missing, and figuring out which people on the missing persons list the corpse might be based on what is known.\n\nFingerprints and DNA are only good if that individual has positively ID'd fingerprints or blood/hair samples on record, which is often not the case.  Unfortunately (or fortunately, if you're an Orwellian), we don't have the capability of analyzing a DNA sample and having the person's name come up.  \n\nDNA analysis only works for creating matches, i.e. proving that the blood on the floor of the crime scene was actually the suspect's blood by comparing the two samples.  And while there is a pretty vast fingerprint database, normally fingerprinting is only good for establishing matches as well.
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yes, but you will need a warrant from the FBI or  a local law office.  This is considered private info. and there has to be a  legal reason for wanting it.
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A "Live Scan" will produce any misdemeanor or felony convictions.  Department of Justice runs them at the request of an employer or self for a fee, sheriffs office can do it too for a fee. Live Scans require he go in and give up a set of finger prints.   \n\nI don't know if your Attorney can get one done on him. If he is young then it could be his record is all juvenile.  Might not be sealed. Go down to the County Hall of Records.  A lot of work!\n\nPS:  When you get your record expunged the information remains on your record if you were an adult.  You have to still admit you were arrested for the crime. Because you had it expunged you are now allowed to say it was "dismissed."  That's all.
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They can frisk you if they believe they have probable cause..I was travelling once with a guy who 10 yrs prior had a weapons charge, we got pulled over for speeding he made us get out, frisked us then searched through the entire vehicle for weapons..I don't think racial profiling would get you very far unless you had solid reason