The national analytical laboratory has suspended testing of DNA because of a lack of reagents — a development that will further frustrate the quest for justice, one of the reasons testing wa... Read more
The government of Kashmir has rejected wide-scale DNA testing of bodies in thousands of unmarked graves despite pleas by the families of those who disappeared during two decades of fighting... Read more
South Carolina’s law enforcement agency will soon collect DNA samples from people when they’re arrested for a felony – rather than post-conviction – four years after legislators passed a law... Read more
The UK's crime DNA database is the largest in the world, despite the European ruling it must remove the innocent and minors. Less well known is that the police can have access to the bioinfo... Read more
Swiss police are demanding compulsory DNA tests for asylum seekers after saying a rise in the numbers applying to stay in the country had a direct link with an increase in crime. Police beli... Read more
Police chiefs in Canada are urging the federal government to move forward with a national missing persons and unidentified human remains DNA index. Dale McFee, the past president of the Cana... Read more
The Vermont Supreme Court has been asked to rule on the constitutionality of a 2009 law allowing the state to take DNA samples from people charged with but not yet convicted of crimes. Lower... Read more
IntegenX Inc., a leading developer of rapid human DNA identification technology, today launched its RapidHIT™ Human DNA Identification System to the European law enforcement and forensic com... Read more
Mexico’s more than 600,000 municipal, state and federal law enforcement officers are being required to provide DNA, fingerprints and voice samples as part of a plan to update the records of... Read more