Missouri HB2868 modifies DNA sample collection in criminal cases, including expungement and privacy rules.
Missouri HB2868 modifies provisions for DNA sample collection in criminal cases. It mandates DNA samples from individuals arrested for certain offenses, booked in county jails, or entering the Department of Corrections. The Division of Probation and Parole recommends revoking probation or parole for those who refuse to provide a sample. The bill outlines procedures for expungement of DNA records if convictions are reversed or expunged. It also specifies that DNA records are confidential and can only be accessed by authorized personnel for law enforcement purposes.
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