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MS SB2789
Bill
AI Summary
- Requires the Mississippi Department of Public Safety to establish a statewide automated DNA match tracking system within one year, subject to legislative appropriation
- Crime laboratories must transmit electronic notifications of confirmed DNA database matches to the tracking system within 10 business days
- Receiving law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies must review DNA match notifications within 5 business days and document investigative actions, case relevance, and closure decisions within 60 days
- All law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies submitting DNA evidence to accredited crime labs must participate in the tracking system and designate a supervisory official for compliance
- Department of Public Safety must publish annual reports on total DNA matches, response times, overdue notifications, and performance recommendations
Legislative Description
DNA Match Notification, Tracking, and Accountability Act; enact.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/3/2026
Committee Referrals
Judiciary, Division B1/19/2026
Full Bill Text
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