New York bill requires DNA samples from individuals arrested for certain felonies.
New York Assembly Bill A04755 amends the executive law and criminal procedure law to mandate DNA sample collection from individuals arrested for specific felonies. The bill defines "felony arrestee" as someone arrested for certain felonies, including sex offenses involving victims under 13 years old. Upon arrest, these individuals must provide a DNA sample unless they have already done so. The bill also outlines procedures for DNA sample collection, storage, and expungement under certain conditions, such as acquittal or pardon.
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