DNA sampling battle ruled lawful by judge in NC inmates
US District Judge W Earl Britt rejected inmates claims that forcible blood draws for a DNA database violated rights and should not be retroactive. The ruling upholds the criminal justice data collection under a new law passed this spring, in a long running class-action challenge.
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Three Lejeune Marines die by own action in one week
Jacksonville AP Three Camp Lejeune Marines committed death by own action last week and two others tried. Military officials perplexed but not seeing a trend. A 3rd Medical Battalion officer died Oct. 6 and another Marine in Maryland also took his life. A USS Nashville death occurred after departing Haiti. A Portsmouth Naval Hospital psychiatric team visits Lejeune to counsel. Cmdr Peter True notes most crises are not linked to deployments. Military suicide rate is lower than the general public.
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