forensic DNA testing

According to the Associated Press, police in Germany are seeking DNA samples from 900 men to tackle a cold case.

An opinion piece at The Hill criticizes the proposed plan to collect DNA samples from migrants at the US border.

The Scientist writes that the announcement of Islamic State's Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death suggested that his identity might have been confirmed with rapid DNA testing.

A recent conference discussed genetic genealogy in light of new US Department of Justice guidelines, the New York Times reports.

The Justice Department has issued an interim policy governing the use of genetic genealogy, according to CNET.

The Los Angeles Times reports on concerns regarding rapid DNA analysis by law enforcement.

Wildlife forensic investigators are using DNA sequencing and other forensic tools to address wildlife crime, according to BBC Future.

The owner of the GEDmatch website tells CBS12 he is considering charging law enforcement a fee to use the site.

Virginia's Department of Forensic Science is offering attorneys a course on DNA testing, the Virginian-Pilot reports.