Idaho S1226 revises DNA sample and thumbprint collection requirements for certain offenders.
Idaho S1226 amends existing law to revise provisions and requirements regarding the collection of DNA samples and thumbprint impressions. The bill mandates that individuals convicted of or pleading guilty to serious crimes, including felonies and certain misdemeanors, must provide a DNA sample and thumbprint impression. This requirement applies to those incarcerated, on probation, parole, or other conditional release, and those transferred from other jurisdictions. The collection must occur within ten days of notification or arrival at a facility, whichever is earlier.
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