Missouri SB1458 modifies DNA collection procedures in criminal cases.
Missouri SB1458 modifies provisions relating to the collection of DNA samples in criminal cases. The bill mandates DNA collection from individuals found guilty of certain offenses, those arrested for felonies or burglary, and sexually violent predators. It outlines procedures for DNA collection, analysis, storage, and expungement. The Missouri State Highway Patrol and Department of Corrections are responsible for ensuring adherence to the law. The bill also details the conditions under which DNA samples and profiles can be expunged and destroyed.
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