ID S1226

Expands mandatory DNA sample and thumbprint collection to include misdemeanor domestic violence (18-918) and sexual battery (18-924) convictions, in addition to all felonies and sex offender registration crimes, effective July 1, 2026

Requires courts to order DNA and thumbprint collection at the time of guilty plea, conviction, or sentencing for all "serious crimes" as newly defined in the statute

Establishes detailed collection timelines: samples must be taken within 10 days of facility intake for incarcerated persons, by the next business day for those released on probation, and prior to release for parolees

Applies retroactively to persons previously convicted of qualifying offenses who are currently incarcerated, on probation/parole, or required to register as sex offenders

Authorizes courts to order restitution up to $500 per DNA analysis or $2,000 aggregate to offset law enforcement costs for DNA processing