This what aks to do There has been discussion about making a National DNA database and acquiring DNA at birth from every citizen. Do you think this is a good or bad idea and why? Does this violate our Constitutional rights? What potential problems could this create? With more and more people submitting their DNA into companies, police have been able to use the DNA to link crimes to related people. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/police-were-cracking-cold-cases-dna-website-then-fine-print-n1070901 How do you feel about this practice? In Chapter Four, the author discusses the rationality of crimes by stating: It is easy to illustrate that crimes are product of rational, objective thought when they involve ongoing criminal conspiracy for economic gain -Is drug use rational? -Is violence rational? -Is hate crime rational? -Is sex crime rational? Do you think that having the National Database would be a deterrent for the above criminal activities? Why or why not? And a this is what I read about the link she shared. In April 2018, California authorities revealed that they'd used a novel investigative technique to arrest a man they called the Golden State Killer, a serial murderer who'd escaped capture for decades. For the first time, police had submitted DNA from a crime scene into a consumer DNA database, where information about distant relatives helped them identify a suspect. The announcement kindled a revolution in forensics that has since helped solve more than 50 rapes and homicides in 29 states. But earlier this year, that online database cha