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In reality, fingerprint matching is an exact science that cannot be accomplished in seconds. It takes experts hours and sometimes days to match fingerprints, and with the backlog of cases and law enforcement needs currently, the idea of instant fingerprint matching is pie in the sky at best. Fingerprints may be "harder to fake," but they are also much harder to identify than a photo.
In addition, Mr. Dershowitz notes that the right to anonymity is not guaranteed by the Constitution, and that Americans should be willing to give up some of their rights for their safety. This is true, but Americans must be very careful about what rights they choose to give up. The rush to give up rights in the name of safety can steamroll and turn into an ever evolving litany of rights that are suddenly "unnecessary" in the name of safety. Americans may not have the right to anonymity guaranteed by the Constitution, but they still do have the right to privacy - something...
Giving the government free reign can only result in the loss of much more than rights - it could eventually result in the loss of personal freedom, and that is a step the country should not take.
Finally, the recent flap over the slowdown in issuing an increased number of passports indicates the government is incapable of managing a system not nearly as convoluted as the issuing of national ID cards. Government bureaucracy could ensure that national ID cards take longer to issue than a passport, thereby further clogging the government with rules, reactions, and long waits for a required card. A national ID card is a bad idea, and Mr. Dershowitz should rethink his position on national ID cards in light of these arguments.
Clearly there is an addiction problem here in Orange, Connecticut, and one can safely assume the same problem is persistent in Orange, California, and Orange, Florida. Pew Research reports that one in three teens sends more than 100 text messages -- a day! That's more than 3,000 a month! Girls are more text-friendly than boys, as the average texting girl sends and receives an estimated 80 text messages a day
EDUCATION AND POLITICS Education and Politics: Letter to Editor and Draft InitiativeDear EditorI am writing this letter to persuade other registered voters to sign a petition or, traditionally, provide support in generating an initiative for facilitating the youth health of LGBTQ school children. I believe we should all become a force in assisting this specific child segment of the population, particularly in Arizona, so that their early age health and
Editor, In his letter printed June 8, 2014, Alistair Pullen discusses the fact that the advent of prenatal testing has helped transform pregnancy from a time of joy to a time of fear. He discusses his wife's pregnancy with his first daughter, in which prenatal testing revealed the existence of a disorder that was incompatible with life. As a result of the testing, Mr. Pullen and his wife chose to
As you can see I have carried many of their beliefs with me. As society has adopted more liberal viewpoints so too have I in raising my own children. It will be interesting to see what my children take from their experiences as they grow older and raise their own children. Part B Dear Son, As you know I value your insight and friendship. Ours is a relationship founded on trust, love
Positions such as Administrative Assistant and Front Office Manager for Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean International consequently strengthened my job qualifications and established me as an effective communicator. My main goal as a Front Office Manager and Customer Representative was to establish credibility. Due to my people-orientation skills I was able to effectively measure - with maturity - those circumstances surrounding my communications, including situational and cultural context. Through hard
twice (which I appreciate). Option #2 Dear Laila, I am highly surprised to hear that you are considering moving to Miami to further your career, primarily because it was not so long ago that I did the same thing while you were still editor at the Hercules Patch. It is also ironic that your choice of cities for your new editing position also includes Oakland, since that is the city that I