ORLANDO, Fla. — Curiosity that crosses the line: 9 Investigates found nearly 500 cops in Florida have misused law enforcement databases since 2014. Channel 9's Daralene Jones found out a former deputy ...

The forensics company, Parabon NanoLabs, told Buzzfeed they had uploaded about 100 crime scene samples to GEDmatch in search of culprits and unidentified victims of crimes. Their service takes samples ...

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Court records obtained by News 6 show that a former Orange County deputy has been arrested again, this time for allegedly using law enforcement databases illegally. James ...

WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. — A new state law aims to improve interactions between law enforcement and people with developmental or psychological disabilities. The Persons with Disabilities Registry, known as ...

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS/AP) -- Investigators are broadening their DNA searches beyond government databases and demanding genetic information from companies that do ancestry research for their customers.

Drugs are problem No. 1 for Massachusetts law enforcement agencies, but gangsare second and gaining ground. Officials there are countering with a statewide database called MassGangs that collects ...

Imagine the federal government enacted a law requiring all U.S. residents to provide law enforcement with their DNA profile so police could solve more crimes. Would you be OK with such a system?

Researchers are reporting ways in which using genetic ancestry databases to solve crimes could potentially be expanded. The notion of using genetic ancestry databases to solve crimes recently crossed ...

"Every student understands that no law school has a monopoly on information about judges but every school has a ceiling on the number they can keep track of," said Aliza Shatzman. A former law clerk ...

On March 6, the Health Law program at Drexel University’s Kline School of Law hosted experts in genetic science, law and ethics to consider new developments in the compilation and use of genetic ...