Expands the state DNA database to include more offenses and increases penalties for non-compliance.
This bill expands the state DNA database to include individuals convicted of certain offenses and those arrested for specific crimes. It mandates DNA samples from those convicted of offenses punishable by state prison and those arrested for certain crimes. The bill also increases the penalty for failing to provide a DNA sample to a fine of up to $2,000 or imprisonment for up to one year. It establishes procedures for the destruction of DNA samples when charges are dismissed or downgraded and ensures that DNA matches remain in the database even if samples are destroyed.
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