NDIS

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NDIS is the National DNA Index System, a central U.S. database that stores DNA profiles to help law enforcement identify suspects and solve crimes.

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instanceOf National DNA database
criminal justice information system
abbreviation NDIS NERFINISHED
accessRestrictedTo authorized criminal justice agencies
category forensic science infrastructure
law enforcement database
comparisonMethod automated DNA profile matching
contains DNA profiles from arrestees (subject to state and federal law)
DNA profiles from convicted offenders
DNA profiles from forensic crime scene evidence
DNA profiles from missing persons
DNA profiles from relatives of missing persons
DNA profiles from unidentified human remains
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dataRetention governed by federal and state statutes
dataType STR DNA profiles
short tandem repeat profiles
establishedBy Federal Bureau of Investigation NERFINISHED
fullName National DNA Index System NERFINISHED
governedBy FBI quality assurance standards for DNA laboratories NERFINISHED
NDIS Procedures Manual NERFINISHED
legalBasis DNA Identification Act of 1994 NERFINISHED
federal law governing DNA databanking in the United States
linkedTo local DNA index systems
state DNA index systems
managedBy FBI CODIS Unit NERFINISHED
operatedBy FBI Laboratory NERFINISHED
Federal Bureau of Investigation NERFINISHED
participationIncludes federal laboratories
local crime laboratories
state crime laboratories
partOf Combined DNA Index System NERFINISHED
privacyProtection limited to non-coding DNA markers
subject to federal and state privacy laws
purpose assist in identifying suspects
help solve crimes
identify missing persons and unidentified remains
link serial crimes
store DNA profiles for law enforcement use
scope federal, state, and local participation
national
security restricted access and audit controls
supportsProgram CODIS NERFINISHED
technology PCR-based DNA typing
usedFor comparing DNA profiles across jurisdictions
exonerating wrongly suspected individuals
generating investigative leads

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