MN HF3447

Court may order an offender to provide a biological specimen for DNA analysis even after sentence or supervision has expired, upon motion by prosecuting authority supported by affidavit.

Affidavit must identify the offender by name and date of birth, identify last known address, identify charged offense and conviction details, and confirm the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension database has been searched and offender has not previously provided a specimen.

Court order must require specimen submission within 30 days at a designated location and include that location's address, telephone number, and regular hours of operation.

Peace officer may detain and bring offender before court if offender fails or refuses to comply with the order to show cause why specimen should not be obtained.

Local corrections authority shall mail the court order to offender's last known address.