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California law enhances DNA for missing persons
A recent California law expands the use of DNA technology in missing persons cases, allowing authorities to identify both deceased and living individuals. Signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, the legislation broadens the state's DNA database and extends how long samples are retained, aiding investigations and helping families find answers. The law aims to improve resolution of unresolved cases, including those involving Indigenous persons, by enhancing forensic resources statewide.
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