ENACTED ALL-FELONS DNA DATABASE LEGISLATION
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1 ENACTED ALL-FELONS DNA DATABASE LEGISLATION ALABAMA Senate Bill 100 SPONSOR: Senator Lowell Barron (D) Enacted May 1994 (334) Provides for the collection of DNA samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 16-3 HOUSE VOTE: 99 0 ALASKA House Bill 49 SPONSOR: Representative Tom Anderson (R) Enacted August 2003 (907) Expands DNA database to include all convicted felons and juveniles adjudicated delinquent on felony charges. Also includes most misdemeanor sex crimes. Retroactive to include those currently incarcerated, on probation and on parole, and anyone who is registered as a sex offender. SENATE VOTE: 19-1 HOUSE VOTE: 34-1 ARKANSAS House Bill 1074 SPONSOR: Representative John Paul Verkamp (R) Enacted April 2003 (479) Expands DNA database to include all felons, misdemeanor sex offenses, and repeat violent misdemeanor offenders. Includes community sentences, retroactive to include those currently incarcerated. Removes all juvenile delinquent adjudications. SENATE VOTE: 35-0 HOUSE VOTE: ARIZONA Senate Bill 1396 SPONSOR: Senator Elaine Richardson (D) Enacted May 2002 (602) Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 27-1 HOUSE VOTE: (controversial funding mechanism) CALIFORNIA Proposition 69 Enacted November 2004 VOTERS INITIATIVE Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons. In five years database is expanded to include all felony arrests PASSED BY 62% OF VOTES
2 COLORADO House Bill 1130 SPONSOR: Representative Dan Grossman (D) Enacted July 2001 (303) Expands state offender DNA database to require samples for all convicted felons. Applies only to felons convicted after March 31, SENATE VOTE: 32-2 HOUSE VOTE: 65-0 CONNECTICUT House Bill 5022 SPONSOR: Jeffrey Berger (D) Enacted July 2003 (860) Expands DNA database to include all convicted felons. Applies retroactively to probationers and parolees. SENATE VOTE: 34-0 HOUSE VOTE: DELAWARE House Bill 4 SPONSOR: Benjamin Ewing (R) Enacted July 2002 (302) Expands offender DNA database to include all felons. SENATE VOTE: 16-3 HOUSE VOTE: 40-0 FLORIDA Senate Bill 366 SPONSOR: Senator Alex Villalobos (R) Enacted June 2001 (850) Phases-in (through 2005) expansion of DNA database to all convicted felons. Also contains post conviction language. SENATE VOTE: 37-0 HOUSE VOTE: GEORGIA Senate Bill 318 SPONSOR: Senator Greg Hecht (R) Enacted June 2005 (404) Expands Georgia s DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 54 0 HOUSE VOTE: 166-0
3 HAWAII House Bill 1733 SPONSOR: Representative Sylvia Luke (D) Enacted May 2005 (808) Requires collection of DNA from all persons convicted of a felony, and is fully retroactive to include persons on probation and parole. Does not include juveniles. SENATE VOTE: 25-0 HOUSE VOTE: 51-0 ILLINOIS Senate Bill 2024 SPONSOR: Senator Kirk Dillard (R) Enacted May 2002 (217) Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: No roll call HOUSE VOTE: No roll call INDIANA House Bill 1241 SPONSOR: Representative Earl Harris (D) Enacted May 2005 (317) Expands DNA database to include all convicted felons, including convictions of conspiracy to commit a felony and attempted felony. Retroactive only to currently incarcerated, but prospective to include community sentences. Does not include juveniles. Includes $1 fee for all criminal convictions, infractions, and ordinance violations. SENATE VOTE: 49-0 HOUSE VOTE: 96-0 INDIANA Senate Bill 13 SPONSOR: Senator Joe Zakas (R) Enacted April 2005 (317) Expands DNA database to include all convicted felons, including convictions of conspiracy to commit a felony and attempted felony. Retroactive only to currently incarcerated, but prospective to include community sentences. Does not include juveniles. Clarifies a database hit is not invalidated if sample is included by mistake. SENATE VOTE: 50-0 HOUSE VOTE: IOWA House File 619 SPONSOR: House Human Resources Committee Enacted April 2005 (319) Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons. Includes juvenile adjudications and all sentences, and is fully retroactive. SENATE VOTE: 48-0 HOUSE VOTE: 97-0
4 KANSAS House Bill 2880 SPONSOR: Appropriations Committee Enacted May 2002 (785) Expands offender DNA database to include all felons. SENATE VOTE: 36-4 HOUSE VOTE: LOUISIANA Senate Bill 346 SPONSOR: Senator Jay Dardene (R) Enacted June 2003 (225) Expands DNA database to include all felony convictions and arrestees, as well as prostitution and soliciting prostitution. Also expands the DNA database to include samples from juveniles adjudicated of felony-grade delinquent acts. SENATE VOTE: 34-0 HOUSE VOTE: MARYLAND House Bill 1053 SPONSOR: Delegate Ann Marie Doory (D) Enacted May 2002 (410) Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons and misdemeanor crimes of fourth degree burglary, or breaking and entering a motor vehicle. SENATE VOTE: 47-0 HOUSE VOTE: MASSACHUSETTS Senate Bill 187 SPONSOR: Senator Cheryl Jacques (D) Enacted November 2003 (617) Expands DNA database to include all convicted felons. Retroactive to include currently incarcerated, probationers, and parolees. SENATE VOTE: 36-1 HOUSE VOTE: MICHIGAN Multiple Bills SPONSOR: Senator William Van Regenmorter (R) Enacted October 2001 (517) Expands Michigan s DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 35-0 HOUSE VOTE: 28-6 MINNESOTA
5 House File 2515 SPONSOR: Representative Kevin Goodno (D) Enacted May 2002 (651) Expands offender DNA database to include all felons, but is only authorized for one year (from July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003). SENATE VOTE: No roll call HOUSE VOTE: MISSISSIPPI Senate Bill 2348 SPONSOR: Senator Neely Carlton (D) Enacted March 2003 (662) Authorizes the Department of Corrections to collect DNA from every individual convicted of a felony or in its custody before release from or transfer to a state correctional facility or county jail or other detention facility. SENATE VOTE: N/A HOUSE VOTE: N/A MISSOURI Senate Bill 1000 SPONSOR: Senator Matt Bartle (R) Enacted May 2004 (573) Expands DNA database to include all convicted felons. Retroactive to include probation and parole. Establishes $30 felony offender fee, and $15 misdemeanor fee to help pay for DNA testing. SENATE VOTE: 29-0 HOUSE VOTE: MONTANA House Bill 113 SPONSOR: Representative Larry Jent (D) Enacted April 2005 (406) Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 48-0 HOUSE VOTE: 99-0 NEBRASKA House Bill SPONSOR: Senator Enacted 2010 () Expands DNA database to include all felony convictions. Retroactive to include probation and parole. NEW JERSEY House Bill 2617 SPONSOR: Representative Gordon Johnson (D) Enacted September 2003 (201) Expands DNA database to include all persons convicted of a crime.. Crime is defined as an offense for which a sentence of imprisonment in excess of 6 months is authorized. Includes a $2 fine for all vehicle and traffic violations to pay for DNA testing. Retroactive to include probationers and parolees.
6 SENATE VOTE: 38-0 HOUSE VOTE: 73 2 NEW HAMPSHIRE House Bill SPONSOR: Senator Enacted 2010 () Expands DNA database to include all felony convictions. Retroactive to include probation and parole. NEW MEXICO Senate Bill 114 SPONSOR: Senator Cisco McSorley (D) Enacted July 1997 (505) Provides for the collection of DNA samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 29-2 HOUSE VOTE: 51 0 NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA House Bill 79 SPONSOR: Representative Martha Alexander (D) Enacted August 2003 (919) Expands DNA database to include all felons, including community sentences. Includes persons found not guilty by reason of insanity. Retroactive to persons still in the penal system. Requires the state to supply sheriffs with supplies for collection. SENATE VOTE: 46-0 HOUSE VOTE: NORTH DAKOTA House Bill 1235 SPONSOR: Representative Lawrence Klemin (R) Enacted May 2005 (701) Expands DNA database to include all convicted felons. Includes all sentences, but does not include juveniles and is not retroactive SENATE VOTE: 44-3 HOUSE VOTE: 80-8 OHIO House Bill 525 SPONSOR: Representative Robert Latta (R) Enacted December 2004 (614) Expands Ohio s DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons.
7 SENATE VOTE: No roll call HOUSE VOTE: 93-1 OKLAHOMA Senate Bill 646 SPONSOR: Senator Jonathan Nichols (R) Enacted June 2005 (405) Expands DNA database to include all convicted felons, including community sentences. Retroactive only to currently incarcerated (if convicted after 1996). Does not include juveniles. SENATE VOTE: 42-3 HOUSE VOTE: 98 1 OREGON House Bill 2664 SPONSOR: Representative Jackie Winters (R) Enacted August 2001 (503) Expands Oregon s DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 21-8 HOUSE VOTE: 51-8 PENNSYLVANIA HB 835 SPONSOR: Representative Stephen Maitland (R) Enacted November 2004 (717) Expands Pennsylvania s DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 46-0 HOUSE VOTE: RHODE ISLAND SB 2921 SPONSOR: Senator Michael Damiani (D) Enacted June 2004 (401) Expands Rhode Island s DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 32-2 HOUSE VOTE: 53-2 SOUTH CAROLINA HB 3594 SPONSOR: Representative Douglas Jennings (D) Enacted May 2004 (803) Expands South Carolina s DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: No roll call HOUSE VOTE: No roll call SOUTH DAKOTA
8 Senate Bill 184 SPONSOR: Senator Gene Abdallah (R) Enacted March 2003 (605) Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons. Retroactive to include currently incarcerated and others still under state supervision. SENATE VOTE: 32-0 HOUSE VOTE: 65-5 TENNESSEE House Bill 2884 SPONSOR: Representative Keith Westmoreland (R) Enacted May 1998 (615) Requires DNA samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 30-0 HOUSE VOTE: 98-0 TEXAS House Bill 588 SPONSOR: Representative Domingo Garcia (D) Enacted June 2001 (512) Expands state offender DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 30 0 HOUSE VOTE: No roll call UTAH HB 154 SPONSOR: Representative Glenn Way (R) Enacted March 2002 (801) Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons, except drug felonies (bill was intended to include all felons, but a drafting error excluded drug felonies). SENATE VOTE: No roll call HOUSE VOTE: No roll call VIRGINIA Senate Bill 130 Enacted July 1990 SPONSOR: Senator E.M.Holland (retired) Requires DNA samples from convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 38-0 HOUSE VOTE: 91 6 VERMONT Senate Bill 15 SPONSOR: Senator Richard Sears Enacted June 2005 (802) Expands offender DNA database to include all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 25-0 HOUSE VOTE: No roll call
9 WASHINGTON HB 2468 SPONSOR: Representative Mark Miloscia (D) Enacted April 2002 (360) Expands DNA database to include all felons and certain misdemeanors. SENATE VOTE: 44-0 HOUSE VOTE: 97-0
10 WEST VIRGINIA HB 4156 SPONSOR: Representative Carrie Webster (D) Enacted July 2004 ( ) Expands West Virginia s DNA database to require samples from all convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: Roll call # 54 HOUSE VOTE: 96-0 WISCONSIN Assembly Bill 133 SPONSOR: Senator Brian Burke (D) (provision 2288i of the biennial budget) (608) Enacted October 1999 Expands the Wisconsin DNA database laws to require samples from anyone convicted of a felony. SENATE VOTE: No separate vote on DNA issue HOUSE VOTE: No separate vote on DNA issue **NOTE: The DNA provision accounts for 4 lines out of the 400+ page budget. WYOMING House Bill 57 Enacted July 1997 SPONSOR: Joint Judiciary Interim Committee Requiring DNA samples from convicted felons. SENATE VOTE: 29-1 HOUSE VOTE: 57-1
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