Consent and Information Form for the National Missing Person Dna Database - Connecticut

Consent and Information Form for the National Missing Person Dna Database is a legal document that was released by the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection - a government authority operating within Connecticut.

FAQ

Q: What is the National Missing Person DNA Database?
A: The National Missing Person DNA Database is a system that stores DNA profiles of missing persons.

Q: Why is there a need for a National Missing Person DNA Database?
A: The database helps in identifying missing persons through DNA analysis and matching.

Q: Who can enter their DNA into the database?
A: DNA can be entered into the database by family members of missing persons or authorized law enforcement agencies.

Q: What is the purpose of this Consent and Information Form?
A: The form is used to obtain consent for the collection and analysis of DNA samples for inclusion in the database.

Q: Is participation in the database mandatory?
A: No, participation is voluntary and requires the consent of the individual or their legal guardian.

Q: How is the privacy of participants protected?
A: The information and DNA profiles in the database are kept confidential and can only be accessed by authorized individuals.

Q: How long is the DNA sample retained in the database?
A: The DNA sample is retained indefinitely or until the missing person is located.

Q: Who can request access to the information in the database?
A: Access to the information is limited to authorized law enforcement officials for the purpose of locating missing persons.