National DNA Database (NDNAD)

The National DNA Database (NDNAD) is a UK-wide system that collects and stores DNA profiles from individuals convicted of crimes, as well as recovered DNA evidence from crime scenes. Its purpose is to aid law enforcement in identifying and linking suspects, victims, and criminal activity efficiently. The database helps solve crimes more quickly, prevent future offenses, and exonerate innocent individuals. Access is regulated by strict laws to protect privacy and ensure proper use. Overall, it serves as a powerful tool in modern criminal justice by utilizing genetic information to improve public safety.