Proposition 69’s backers argue that collecting and storing the DNA of all adults arrested for a felony — including some who will never be charged with a crime — will better protect the innocent by making it easier to solve crimes. On the contrary, the overly broad initiative would invade the privacy of countless innocents, overturn the very notion of “innocent until proven guilty” and cost the state up to $20 million dollars by 2010 to boot. Vote “no” on Proposition 69.
- Volume 58: Issue 10
- UC San Diego Wrapped 2024
- Trump’s cabinet selections: A sliver of hope amid great uncertainty
- Celebrating the holidays in San Diego
- Health advisories and closures issued for select San Diego County beaches
- Deshaun Watson: A descent from stardom
- Women’s basketball drops seventh straight in loss against Stanford
- 10 La Jolla small businesses with the best gifts
- AS Senate amends proposed budget cuts affecting student organizations
- A&E celebrates the winter holidays
