Committee/Subcommittee Amendment No. 7sa1 to PCS for HB 1617 (2023)

Summary

Substitute Amendment No. 7sa1 to PCS for HB 1617 (2023), offered by Representative Benjamin in the Commerce Committee, with a publication stamp of 4/24/2023. It is a substitute for an amendment the text identifies as PCS for HB 1617 a7. The amendment removes lines 1168-1174 and inserts text on DNA samples from qualifying offenders at booking into a jail, correctional facility, or juvenile facility. It states that a law enforcement agency may not use force to extract a sample for persons deemed qualifying offenders solely on account of a detainer or warrant, and that criminal penalties shall not attach for refusing to submit a sample.

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                                          COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AMENDMENT
                                          Bill No. PCS for HB 1617    (2023)
       Amendment No. 7sa1




            COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
       ADOPTED                      (Y/N)
       ADOPTED AS AMENDED           (Y/N)
       ADOPTED W/O OBJECTION        (Y/N)
       FAILED TO ADOPT              (Y/N)
       WITHDRAWN                    (Y/N)
       OTHER


 1     Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill:      Commerce Committee
 2     Representative Benjamin offered the following:
 3
 4          Substitute Amendment for Amendment (PCS for HB 1617 a7) by
 5     Representative
 6          Remove lines 1168-1174 and insert:
 7          (a)    Each qualifying offender shall submit a DNA sample at
 8     the time he or she is booked into a jail, correctional facility,
 9     or juvenile facility. A person who becomes a qualifying offender
10     solely because of a warrant may submit a DNA sample when the law
11     enforcement agency receives the warrant. A law enforcement
12     agency may not use force to extract a DNA sample for persons
13     deemed qualifying offenders solely on the account of a detainer
14     or warrant. Criminal penalties shall not attach for refusing to
15     submit a DNA sample.
16
     PCS for HB 1617 SA2
     Published On: 4/24/2023 6:17:39 PM
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