States pass laws limiting use of DNA searches for criminal investigations
Share
Maryland and Montana recently became the first states in the nation to pass laws limiting law enforcement’s use of DNA databases to solve crimes. The strategy, sometimes called genetic genealogy, has been used to find dozens of people accused of violent crimes, including the Golden State Killer, but raises genetic privacy concerns.Featured Publications
Spotlight on Criminal Justice: Observing PTACC National Deflection Week – July
Senate Spending Spree Same As It Ever Was
Legislative Lessons: How Three States Improved Access to HIV Prevention Medications
This IVF bill is a perfectly reasonable compromise. So, of course, Congress won’t pass it.