US EditionComptroller Detects Deficiencies in the National System of Dna Records: It Would Hinder Investigations
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The Comptroller General of the Republic (CGR) warned that, in December 2024, the Medical Service...
The Office of the Comptroller-General of the Republic (CGR) detected delays in the entry of data by the Legal Medical Service (SML) into the National System of DNA Records, administered through the CODIS application (provided by the FBI), which stores the genetic traces taken in criminal proceedings. Special Investigation Report No. 6 of 2025 indicates that delays are mainly concentrated in the analyses carried out by the Gendarmerie and in the …
The Comptroller's Office detected delays in the entry of data by the Legal Medical Service (SML) into the National System of DNA Records. This system is administered through the CODIS application (provided by the FBI), which contains genetic traces taken in various criminal proceedings. The CGR determined that sampling [...] The CGR entry detects deficiencies in the National System of DNA Registration was first published in INFOGATE.
The Office of the Comptroller General of the Republic (CGR) revealed serious failures in the functioning of the National System of DNA Records, which is operated through the CODIS software, donated by the FBI, and administered by the Legal Medical Service (SML). According to Special Investigation Report No. 6 of 2025, there are significant delays in the collection, analysis and entry of biological samples into the system. Some have been postpone…
Comptroller Detects Deficiencies in the National System of Dna Records: Aims for Sml and Gendarmerie
The monitoring body found that biological sampling is mainly delayed in the analyses carried out by Gendarmerie and the sending of these to SML.
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