Abstract
In People v. Buza , 413 P.3d 1132 (Cal. 2018), the California Supreme Court considered whether a law requiring the collection of DNA from every person arrested for a felony is lawful under the state's constitution. Mr. Mark Buza was transported to county jail on arson-related felony charges, and he
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