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Appeals court upholds retention of volunteered DNA

Posted on July 31, 2014July 1, 2025 by Dissent

Ian Duncan reports:

An appeals court on Wednesday sanctioned the police’s use of genetic material obtained in one investigation to solve other crimes, but agreed with attorneys for a burglar that questions surround the little known practice.

Three judges of the Court of Special Appeals upheld the burglary conviction of George Varriale, a homeless Anne Arundel County man, which was based in part on DNA that he had voluntarily given to police to clear himself in a rape investigation.

Read more on Baltimore Sun.

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