New York S02042 requires people arrested in connection with certain felonies to submit a DNA sample.
New York S02042 amends the executive law and criminal procedure law to require individuals arrested in connection with certain felonies to submit a DNA sample. The bill defines "felony arrestee" as someone arrested and charged with specified felonies. It mandates that a felony arrestee must provide a DNA sample unless they have already done so. The bill also outlines procedures for expungement of DNA records under certain conditions, such as a reversal or vacatur of a conviction or a pardon.
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