California AB1321 establishes an online missing person registry and a historic database for missing children and at-risk adults.
California AB1321 mandates the creation of an online missing person registry and a historic database for missing children and at-risk adults. The registry will allow the public to report and search for missing individuals, with features to encourage anonymous reporting. The historic database will be used for statistical and research purposes, categorizing cases by type, including runaways, voluntary missing, lost, and abductions. The bill also offers free DNA testing to parents of missing children to confirm parentage.
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