Question: Assume you are a lawyer who has a client against whom a charge for rape has been filed. You are later informed that the police have the DNA results of some epithelial (skin) cells found on the victim's clothes, and this evidence matches your client's DNA, which was obtained-against his strenuous objections-while he was arrested and held in detention for a few hours in the local jail. The police obtained your client's DNA pursuant to state law, which provides that "all persons arrested for any offense must be subjected to DNA testing." State all possible arguments you can use in court to challenge the case against your client. Given these facts, would you advise your client to plead guilty? Justify your response.