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California law expands DNA technology for missing persons investigations
A new California law expands the use of DNA technology in missing persons investigations, allowing authorities to identify both deceased individuals and living unknown persons. Signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, the law aims to enhance forensic resources for law enforcement and support families of missing individuals by retaining DNA samples for longer periods.
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A new California law expands the use of DNA technology in missing persons investigations, allowing authorities to identify both deceased individuals and living unknown persons. Signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, the law aims to enhance forensic resources for law enforcement and support families of missing individuals by retaining DNA samples for longer periods.
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