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New law that replaces Identification of Prisoners Act, 1920 to expand data collection capabilities.

Old law limited to finger impressions, photographs of convicted individuals.

Includes retina scans, iris scans, and other biometric data collected from arrested individuals.

Laws allowing detention without trial for safety, measurements allowed only for serious offenses.

Fingerprints, palm prints, foot prints, photos, iris/retina scans, and behavioral attributes.

Sections of the Code of Criminal Procedure mentioning permissible measurements.

National Crime Records Bureau responsible for managing crime data and providing guidance on measurement collection.

The Act allows secure storage of measurements per NCRB procedures.

Punishments for unauthorized access under the Indian Penal Code and IT Act.

Guidelines by NCRB on data collection and storage methods.

Includes signatures, handwriting, and other personal characteristic assessments.

The primary document that defines the legal framework for criminal acts in India.

Legislation addressing cybercrimes and electronic commerce in India.

Legal approval required for data collection from certain arrested persons.

Authorities, like CBI, authorized to collect and analyze data under the new law.

Individuals found guilty of a crime, whose data was previously collected under the 1920 Act.

Individuals who have been arrested but not convicted, subject to specific data collection rules.

Ensuring measurement data can be integrated into the NCRB database.

Devices and specifications provided by NCRB for accurate data collection.

Encrypted way of storing sensitive measurement data to prevent unauthorized access.

NCRB's role in connecting crime data with suspects for investigations.

The process of maintaining the integrity and security of collected data over time.

Professionals using data for solving crimes and identifying suspects.

Method of reviewing crime statistics and patterns to aid law enforcement.

Expanded range of data collection, going beyond fingerprints and photos.

The process through which laws evolve over time, influencing how justice is administered.

The collection of crime data managed by NCRB for legal and investigative purposes.

Limits established to prevent unauthorized distribution of collected personal data.