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CV-517: Order for Collection of a Biological Specimen for DNA

CV-517: Order for Collection of a Biological Specimen for DNA 2025

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The document is a court order from the State of Wisconsin requiring a defendant to provide a biological specimen for DNA analysis. It outlines the conditions under which the specimen must be collected, including the date, time, and location for submission. The order also specifies the consequences of non-compliance, including potential contempt of court and possible use of force for collection. Additionally, it informs the defendant of their right to contest the order in court.

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What are the steps for DNA collection?

▪ First, collect evidence with the DAMP swab Rub the swab vigorously in a back and. ▪ Place the swab into the prepared swab box. ▪ Next, collect evidence in the same area with the DRY swab following the method above. ▪ Place the DRY swab into the same box as the DAMP swab ensuring that both swabs.

What are the biological samples for DNA?

The Basics of DNA Analysis If a suspect has been identified in a criminal investigation, such as a , robbery, or sexual assault, DNA analysts can compare the accused persons DNA to biological evidence left behind at the crime scene. This DNA testing may help investigators determine if theyre responsible.

What does order collection biological specimen DNA analysis mean?

The law enforcement agency can use this documentation to obtain a court order authorizing the collection of a known biological reference sample from the offender. The casework laboratory can then perform a DNA analysis on the known biological sample so that this analysis can be presented as evidence in court.

What is the order of DNA analysis?

Biological evidence includes blood, saliva, , other body fluid stains, and touch DNA (sometimes referred to as trace DNA). Suspected biological stains can be tested to determine the type of body fluid present, and DNA analysis may be performed to link a particular stain to an individual.

What is the purpose of DNA analysis?

Most DNA samples submitted to a laboratory undergo the following process: Extraction is the process of releasing the DNA from the cell. Quantitation is the process of determining how much DNA you have. Amplification is the process of producing multiple copies of the DNA in order to characterize it.