The program created a web site that enables all stakeholders in the evidence collection and analysis process to submit evidence examination requests and track the status of a request as it moves through the system. This program stems from the findings of many surveys and interviews that have indicated lack of communication among stakeholders in evidence collection and processing has reduced efficiency and created a bottleneck in DNA evidence processing. The web site is accessible through any web browser, computer, PDA, and cell phone with a web browser. An evaluation of this program is being conducted to determine whether or not it has reduced the agency's DNA backlog.
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