Kentucky HB414 amends DNA collection procedures for local jails and establishes a centralized DNA database.
Kentucky HB414 mandates DNA sample collection from individuals arrested for felony offenses, convicted of felonies, or required to register as sex offenders. The Department of Kentucky State Police will maintain a centralized DNA database for law enforcement identification purposes. The bill also sets standards for DNA sample collection and destruction, and outlines penalties for unauthorized use of DNA information. Authorized personnel must collect DNA samples in an approved manner and submit them to the Department of Kentucky State Police forensic laboratory.
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