Montana · Montana Code Annotated — Title 46, Criminal Procedure
MCA Title 46 § 46-21-111: Preservation and disposal of biological evidence obtained in criminal proceeding
What this law says, in plain English
Law enforcement must preserve biological evidence containing DNA from felony convictions for at least 3 years, with procedures for court-ordered disposal after notice and opportunity for objection.
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