AZ SB1475

Establishes a DNA identification database within the Arizona Department of Public Safety to store DNA ID profiles associated with individuals' names, dates of birth, addresses, and social security numbers.

Requires DNA ID collection from persons applying for licenses or permits, those with fingerprint employment requirements, law enforcement employees, deceased persons, court-ordered individuals, and voluntary participants; limits collection fees to $250.

Restricts database access to law enforcement for criminal justice purposes, authorized governmental entities, court orders, and approved research; prohibits storage of genetic profiles or DNA sequences that reveal medical conditions or physical characteristics.

Mandates the department establish collection protocols using Rapid DNA Identification technology, appoint an ombudsman for complaint investigation, and publish annual reports on database usage in aggregate form.

Makes unauthorized database access or use a Class 2 misdemeanor and requires a two-thirds legislative vote for enactment.