Pennsylvania HB1665 amends DNA data and testing laws, requiring DNA samples from those convicted or adjudicated delinquent for certain offenses.
Pennsylvania HB1665 amends the state's DNA data and testing laws, establishing a separate category within the State DNA Data Base for DNA samples collected upon arrest. It mandates DNA samples from individuals convicted or adjudicated delinquent for criminal homicide, felony sex offenses, and other specified offenses. The bill also allows for modified DNA searches in unsolved cases and requires an annual report from the State Police on DNA sample collection and testing.
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