Iowa HSB36 regulates the preservation of biological evidence, incarcerated witness testimony, and postconviction access to investigative files in.

Iowa HSB36 mandates the preservation of biological evidence collected in criminal investigations, ensuring it is stored securely and can be used for DNA testing. It outlines procedures for the destruction of biological evidence, including notifying relevant parties and allowing them to request retention. The bill also addresses the use of incarcerated witness testimony, requiring prosecuting attorneys to disclose their intent to use such testimony and provide specific details about the witness and any benefits they may receive.

Iowa HSB36 regulates the preservation of biological evidence, incarcerated witness testimony, and postconviction access to investigative files in.

Iowa HSB36 mandates the preservation of biological evidence collected in criminal investigations, ensuring it is stored securely and can be used for DNA testing. It outlines procedures for the destruction of biological evidence, including notifying relevant parties and allowing them to request retention. The bill also addresses the use of incarcerated witness testimony, requiring prosecuting attorneys to disclose their intent to use such testimony and provide specific details about the witness and any benefits they may receive.