Modifies Michigan's DNA Identification Profiling System Act to adjust retention and disposal of DNA samples for certain offenses.
This bill amends Michigan's DNA Identification Profiling System Act to modify the retention and disposal of DNA samples. It specifies that DNA samples and profiles must be destroyed if the charge is dismissed, results in acquittal, or no charge is filed within the limitations period. It also outlines conditions under which DNA samples and profiles may be retained, including if the individual has other convictions or if the sample is evidence relating to another individual.
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