The CODIS software is also used by 58 countries for their own law enforcement identification purposes; the international databases are not connected to the national DNA database in the United States.

The criminal DNA databases that make up CODIS are missing thousands of profiles of people who belong in the system, making it harder to solve crimes.

Any actual attempt or conspiracy to commit such a crime also results in the collection of DNA for inclusion in CODIS – the Combined DNA Index System used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

NASSAU COUNTY, Fla — Detective J.A. Carter with the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office recently solved a 2019 sexual battery using CODIS (Combined DNA Index System), a computer software program ...

The 27th Annual National CODIS Conference was held virtually on November 15th – 19th, 2021. The conference includes all of the content you have come to expect from previous conferences such as: an ...

The software – Combined DNA Index System, or CODIS – was recently purchased by the York County Sheriff’s Office with a federal grant of nearly $50,000.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WITN) - Attorney General Josh Stein announced Wednesday that the North Carolina State Crime Laboratory achieved a new record of hits in CODIS (Co mbined D NA I ndex S ystem). In ...

The 28th Annual National CODIS Conference will be held virtually on November 14th – 18th, 2022. The conference includes all of the content you have come to expect from previous conferences such as: an ...

The Texas Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) Lab set records last year for the number of DNA cold hits in one year and in the process, Texas passed a huge milestone -- recording the 1,000th in ...