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ENACTED ARRESTEE DNA DATABASE LEGISLATION As of September 2016 ALABAMA House Bill 146 Enacted 2009 SPONSOR: Representative Ronald Johnson Increased the public safety fee to $12 to pay for testing. SENATE VOTE: 28-1 HOUSE VOTE: 98-1 ALASKA House Bill 90 Enacted June 2007 SPONSOR: Representative Ralph Samuels Expands DNA database to include felony arrests for sex crimes and violent crimes and felony domestic abuse. Directs the crime lab to make reasonable effort to process the DNA samples within 90 days. SENATE VOTE: 20-0 HOUSE VOTE: 39-1 ARIZONA House Bill 2787 Enacted May 2007 SPONSOR: Senator Chuck Gray* Expands DNA database to include felony arrests for homicide, manslaughter, murder, indecent exposure, public sexual indecency, sex abuse, sexual contact with a minor, sex assault, child molestation, bestiality, burglary, keeping or residing in a house of prostitution, prostitution, incest, soliciting abortion through a weapon. Increased the public safety fee from 3% on all civil and criminal fines to 7% to pay for testing. SENATE VOTE: 26-2 HOUSE VOTE: 43 16 *Omnibus crime package. Sen. Gray was not sponsor of enacted bill, but sponsored the original legislation. ARKANSAS House Bill 1473 Enacted 2009 SPONSOR: Representative Dawn Creekmore Expands DNA database to include arrests for certain rapes and murders. Named Juli s Law. SENATE VOTE: 21-5 HOUSE VOTE: 87-7 House Bill XXX Enacted 2015

CALIFORNIA Proposition 69 Enacted November 2004 VOTERS INITIATIVE Expands DNA database to include felony arrests for murder and sex crimes. Automatically expands to include all felony arrests in 2009. Includes $1 fee on every $10 in criminal and civil violations to pay for DNA testing. PASSED BY 62% OF POPULAR VOTE COLORADO SB 241 Enacted May 2009 SPONSOR: Senator John Morse Representative Scott Tipton Expands DNA database to include all felony arrests collected at booking, uploaded after charges. Public Safety Fee of $2.50 to be charged on each conviction for all felonies, misdemeanors, misdemeanor traffic charges, and traffic infractions. SENATE VOTE: 28-7 HOUSE VOTE: 56-9 FLORIDA SB 2276 Enacted June 2009 SPONSOR: Senator Steve Oelrich, Representative William Snyder Expands DNA database to include all felony arrests, phased in. SENATE VOTE: 39-0 HOUSE VOTE: 116-1 ILLINOIS HB 3238 SPONSOR: Representative Susana Mendoza Enacted June 2012 Senator Kwame Raoul Expands DNA database to include felony arrests for first degree murder, home invasion, predatory criminal sexual assault of a child, aggravated criminal sexual assault, and sexual assault. Collection at indictment. SENATE VOTE: 53-1 HOUSE VOTE: 99-9 KANSAS House Bill 2554 Enacted May 2006 SPONSOR: Representative Pat Colloton Expands offender DNA database to include all violent felonies and some drug felonies in 2007. Automatically expands to include all felony arrests in 2009. SENATE VOTE: 29-11 HOUSE VOTE: 119-5

LOUISIANA Senate Bill 346 Enacted June 2003 SPONSOR: Senator Jay Dardene Expands DNA database to include all felony arrestees, as well as prostitution and soliciting prostitution. SENATE VOTE: 34-0 HOUSE VOTE: 103-1 MARYLAND Senate Bill 211 Enacted May 2008 SPONSOR: At the request of the Governor Expands DNA database to include to include a variety of certain felony arrests for sex crimes, violent crimes and burglary. SENATE VOTE: 33-10 HOUSE VOTE: 313 8 MICHIGAN House Bill 4092 Enacted December 2008 SPONSOR: Representative Aldo Vagnozzi Expands DNA database to include arrests for violent felonies. SENATE VOTE: 39 0 HOUSE VOTE: 103 3 Senate Bills 105-107 Enacted December 2014 SPONSOR: Senator Tanya Schuitmaker SENATE VOTE: Unanimous HOUSE VOTE: 92-17 MINNESOTA House File 1* Enacted May 2005 SPONSOR: Representative Erik Paulsen Senator Leo Foley Expands DNA database to include a variety of certain felony arrests for sex crimes, violent crimes and burglary. SENATE VOTE: 62-4 HOUSE VOTE: 131-3 *Enacted as part of the budget bill. Rep. Paulsen and Sen. Foley were not sponsors of enacted bill, but were sponsors of the original legislation. MISSOURI House Bill 152 SPONSORS: Representative Marilyn Ruestman

Enacted May 2009 Expands DNA database to include arrests for murder, sex assaults and burglary. SENATE VOTE: 30-2 HOUSE VOTE: 156-1 MISSISSIPPI Senate Bill 2430 Enacted April 2014 SPONSOR: Senator Brice Wiggins Expands DNA database to include all violent felony arrests and burglaries. SENATE VOTE: 50-1 HOUSE VOTE: 120-1 NEVADA Senate Bill 243 May 2013 SPONSOR: Senator Debbie Smith SENATE VOTE: 29-9 HOUSE VOTE: 21-0 NEW JERSEY Senate Bill 737 Enacted June 2011 SPONSOR: Senator Nicholas Sacco Expands DNA database to include arrests for murder and sex assault. SENATE VOTE: 33-2 HOUSE VOTE: 66-3 NEW MEXICO Senate Bill 216 Enacted February 2006 SPONSOR: Senator Mary Kay Papen Expands DNA database to include felony arrests for sex crimes, violent crimes, burglary, larceny, aggravated stalking, and kidnapping. SENATE VOTE: 31-5 HOUSE VOTE: 64 0 Senate Bill 365 Enacted April 2011 SPONSOR: Vernon Asbill Expands existing arrestee DNA database law (passed in 2006) to include all felony arrests SENATE VOTE: 38-3 HOUSE VOTE: 61-6

NORTH CAROLINA House Bill 1403 Enacted April 2009 SPONSOR: Representative Will Neumann Expands DNA database to include felony arrests for violent crimes and burglary. SENATE VOTE: 44-1 HOUSE VOTE: 83-21 NORTH DAKOTA House Bill 1197 Enacted April 2007 SPONSOR: Representative Lawrence Klemin Expands DNA database to include any adult arrested for a felony crime. SENATE VOTE: Voice Vote HOUSE VOTE: 77-13 OHIO Senate Bill 77 Enacted April 2010 SPONSOR: Senator David Goodman SENATE VOTE: 31-1 HOUSE VOTE: 88-7 OKLAHOMA House Bill 2275 Enacted April 2016 SPONSOR: Representative Lee Denney Senator Clark Jolley SENATE VOTE: 32-15 HOUSE VOTE: 52-36 RHODE ISLAND House Bill 7304 June 2014 SPONSOR: Representative Brian Kennedy Senator David Bates Expands DNA database to include felony arrests for violent crimes and burglary. HOUSE VOTE: 67-2 SENATE VOTE: SOUTH CAROLINA Senate Bill 429 Enacted October 2008 SPONSOR: Senator Gerald Malloy

Expands DNA database to include any adult arrested for a felony crime, and for misdemeanor crimes of peeping, stalking and eavesdropping. SENATE VOTE: 44-0 HOUSE VOTE: 86-25 SOUTH DAKOTA Senate Bill 133 Enacted March 2008 SPONSOR: Senator Jay Duenwald Expands DNA database to include any adult arrested for a felony crime. SENATE VOTE: 34-0 HOUSE VOTE: 66-3 TENNESSEE Senate Bill 1196 Enacted May 2007 SPONSOR: Lt. Gov. John Ramsey Requires DNA samples from any person arrested for a violent felony. SENATE VOTE: 31-0 HOUSE VOTE: 98-0 TEXAS Senate Bill 638 Enacted June 2001 SPONSOR: Senator Gonzalo Barrientos Expands DNA database to require samples from persons indicted for certain felonies including violent crimes, sex crimes and burglary, or on arrest for such crimes if there is a prior felony conviction. SENATE VOTE: Voice vote HOUSE VOTE: No call for recorded vote UTAH Senate Bill 277 Enacted March 2010 SPONSOR: Senator A.J. Adams Expands DNA database to include arrests for violent crimes and burglary. SENATE VOTE: 24-1 HOUSE VOTE: 51-23 House Bill 212 Enacted April 2014 SPONSOR: Representative Steve Eliason Expands DNA database to include all felony arrests SENATE VOTE: 18-4 HOUSE VOTE: 43-28 VIRGINIA

House Bill 892 Enacted April 2002 SPONSOR: Representative Ryan McDougle Requires DNA samples from persons arrested for certain felonies including sex crimes, violent crimes and burglary. SENATE VOTE: 39-0 HOUSE VOTE: 93-4 WISCONSIN Assembly Bill 40 Enacted 2013 SPONSOR: Expands DNA database to include violent felonies and burglary. SENATE VOTE: HOUSE VOTE: **Provision was amended into the annual budget bill, and passed as part of the larger package.

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