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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13756
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COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU / Justice

Court of Justice of European Union interprets law governing retention of biometric and genetic data of a person facing criminal charges

A Member State’s police may decide to retain the biometric and genetic data of a person facing criminal charges or suspected of committing a criminal offence, ruled the Court of Justice of the European Union in a judgment delivered on Thursday 20 November (case C-57/23).

In the Czech Republic, a civil servant suspected of having committed a criminal offence complained that identification measures (taking fingerprints, genetic profiling, taking photographs, writing a description of his...

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