Abstract
The contribution deals with the topic of legality of acquiring and keeping of personal data, more specifically fingerprints and genetic material. The legislature of Criminal Procedure Code is not considered problematic.
The legislature of § 65 of the Police Code is found controversial, namely because of absolutely vague description of cases, that can be used for acquiring of personal data for purposes of future identification. The keeping and liquidation of such data is then considered unsatisfactory.
The contribution analyzes the legislature of European Convention on Human Rights, and lists related cases of European Court of Human Rights. It later deals with the respective statutes and Police president orders.
In the conclusion, the article lists propositions de lege ferenda.