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[[Liberal crime detection]] refers to the scheme proposed by Gary Pugh of [[Britain|Britain's]] [[Scotland Yard]] for detecting crime before it has been committed. Pugh, the [[DNA]] spokesman for the '''Association of Chief Police Officers''' plans that all children should be monitored and if they exhibit "''any behavior that is consider worrisome''" their DNA should be taken from them and stored for use later.<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2008/mar/16/youthjustice.children ''Put young children on DNA list, urge police''] [[The Guardian]] 16 March 2008. Accessed 18 March 2008</ref> He says this is a way "of identifying offenders before they offend". One of the leading [[left-wing]] newspapers, [[The Guardian]], asserted that government "''criminologists are understood to be confident that techniques are able to identify future offenders.''"  

[[DNA files of potential criminals]] refers to the scheme proposed by Gary Pugh of Britain's [[Scotland Yard]] for storing information about potential criminals. Pugh, the [[DNA]] spokesman for the '''Association of Chief Police Officers''' plans that all children should be monitored and if they exhibit "''any behavior that is consider worrisome''" their DNA should be taken from them and stored for use later.<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2008/mar/16/youthjustice.children ''Put young children on DNA list, urge police''] [[The Guardian]] 16 March 2008. Accessed 18 March 2008</ref> He says this is a way "of identifying offenders before they offend". One of the leading [[left-wing]] newspapers, [[The Guardian]], asserted that government "''criminologists are understood to be confident that techniques are able to identify future offenders.''"  

==Trivia==

==Science fiction==

*It is not known whether Pugh has read ''[[Minority Report]]'', the short story by [[Philip K. Dick]] where in the future, criminals are caught before the crimes they would commit, which was first published in 1956 in the magazine ''Fantastic Universe''.

*It is not known whether Pugh has read ''[[Minority Report]]'', the short story by [[Philip K. Dick]] where in the future, criminals are caught before the crimes they would commit, which was first published in 1956 in the magazine ''Fantastic Universe''.