New Jersey S4312 requires DNA samples for certain crimes, including aggravated sexual assault, murder, and human trafficking.
New Jersey S4312 mandates the collection of DNA samples for individuals convicted of specific crimes, including aggravated sexual assault, murder, and human trafficking. The bill requires a blood or biological sample for DNA testing upon commencement of imprisonment for those convicted on or after January 1, 2023. For individuals convicted before January 1, 2023, a DNA sample must be provided before parole or release from incarceration. Additionally, those arrested for human trafficking, arson, or carjacking must provide a DNA sample before release from custody.
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