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Survivors Hope Florida Governor Signs Rape Kit Tracking Bill Into Law
It took Florida three years to clear a backlog of unanalyzed sex assault evidence collection kits. Now survivors are hoping the governor signs a bill into law that would allow them to find out where their evidence stands — and whether DNA has been matched with a suspect.
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‘Gail's Law' Would Create Database to Track Rape Kits
Gail Gardner was raped in 1988 by a stranger inside her own home.
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Survivor Pushes for Rape Kit Tracking
A survivor is pushing for the passage of Gail’s Law, which would create and maintain a Florida database to track rape kits. NBC 6’s Stephanie Bertini reports