found: Work cat.: 95138544: Barber, George H. New York's DNA data bank and Commission on Forensic Science, 1994.
found: Bioethics Thes., 1999(DNA data banks)
found: Expanding the offender index of the New York State DNA data bank, Jan. 2002 via WWW, Dec. 26, 2002("Since Jan. 1, 1996, the law in New York State has required offenders convicted of certain felonies to submit biological samples (formerly blood and more recently buccal samples swabbed from the inside of the cheek) for DNA profiling through laboratory analysis. The result records of offender DNA profiles are organized into a centralized index within the State DNA Data Bank -- a part of CODIS, the national Combined DNA Index System developed by the FBI ... This DCJS report compares two proposals to expand the State DNA Data Bank by indexing those offenders convicted of nonviolent felonies and less serious crimes as well.")
found: Canada National DNA Data Bank website, Dec. 26, 2002("The Canadian police community had for some time called for the creation of a DNA data bank to assist police investigations. The government responded by assenting to the DNA Identification Act on Dec. 10, 1998. The legislation allowed a DNA data bank to be created and amended the Criminal Code to provide a mechanism for a judge to order persons convicted of designated offences to prode blood, buccal, or hair samples from which CNA profiles will be derived.")
found: Alltheweb search, Apr. 2, 2003(DNA data banks; DNA databanks; DNA databases)
found: DNA and tissue banking for bioidiversity and conservation, 2006:p. 61 (DNA bank database) p. 63 (DNA banking database system)
