Plain English Breakdown
The bill summary and digest do not provide details on the exact percentage of funds allocated to county sheriff departments or the total amount available for identifying unidentified human remains.
Using Law Enforcement Funds to Identify Unidentified Remains
This law allows county sheriff departments to use up to 20% of their funds for identifying unidentified human remains through forensic and genealogical research.
What This Bill Does
- Allows county sheriffs to spend up to 20% of their special funds on finding out who unidentified human remains belong to.
- Includes using the money for scientific tests like DNA analysis and family tree research.
Who It Names or Affects
- County sheriff departments in rural or small areas
- People whose identities are unknown after death
Terms To Know
- Forensic examination
- Using science to solve crimes, like DNA testing.
- Genealogical research
- Looking into family history and ancestry.
Limits and Unknowns
- Does not specify how much money will be available for this purpose.
- Only applies to rural or small county sheriff departments.