New York S05153 prohibits the use of DNA phenotyping in criminal prosecutions and proceedings.
New York S05153 amends the executive law to prohibit the use of DNA phenotyping in criminal prosecutions and proceedings. The bill defines "DNA phenotyping" as the process of predicting a person's physical biometric information based on an analysis of their DNA. It prohibits law enforcement agencies from contracting for DNA phenotyping services and mandates the destruction of any physical biometric information obtained through such means. Any evidence or product resulting from DNA phenotyping is inadmissible in criminal prosecutions.
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