Arkansas Statutes
§ 16-43-1101 — Compulsory disclosure
Arkansas·Title 16
No person or other entity who maintains genetic information shall be compelled to disclose such information pursuant to a request for compulsory disclosure in any judicial, legislative, or administrative proceeding, unless:
(1)The request for compulsory disclosure is in accordance with court-ordered paternity testing in a civil action to determine paternity;
(2)The individual whose genetic information is requested is a party to the proceeding and the genetic information is at issue;
(3)The genetic information is for use in a law enforcement investigation or criminal trial; or (4) The genetic information is for use in a law enforcement investigation where an insurer is reporting fraud or criminal activity.
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Legislative History
Acts 2001, No. 1222, § 1.
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