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Extract from Australian
Broadcasting Corporation - ABC Online, on14 Jan 2003
ATSIC deputy chairman Ray Robinson has accused police of trying
to Mr Robinson has been charged with two counts of fraud involving
cheques As part of the investigation, police have requested a DNA sample. The deadline for Mr Robinson to give the sample passed yesterday. He says he is not guilty and will stand his ground and refuse. "This is an act of embarrassment, this is an act to embarrass
me, this is "If they want to arrest me and forcibly take it, I invite them to do it." Mr Robinson says he is not guilty and will not give a DNA sample. "If I was to take this draconian legislation and this test,
for no reason "I wouldn't only be letting my people down I'd be letting
the community of Mr Robinson's solicitor, Terry O'Gorman, says he is concerned
about why "We have asked the relevant detective superintendent for
reasons because Queensland's Police Minister, Tony McGrady, says while DNA technology
is a
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