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Corrections Impact

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Alcohol consumption in motor vehicles, prohibition - SB 298; SB 298: HCS
Anhydrous ammonia, offenses relating to - HB 501
Animal torture - HB 947
Arson, various new degrees and elements - HB 879
Assault
  • in the third degree, domestic violence resulting in - HB 954
  • third degree, fire and emergency medical services personnel - HB 654
Capital offenses, death as a penalty, deletion of - HB 514
Child under 12, personal flotation device, requirement while boating - HB 465
Concealable firearm, safe storage required - HB 492
Corrections employees, increase in rate of compensation - HB 464
Counterfeit goods, commerce in prohibited - HB 789
Credit card theft, increase in penalties for - SB 339
Crimes against persons 65 and older, no probation - SB 85
Criminal gangs, provisions relating to - SB 223
Death penalty moratorium - SB 325; HB 880
Defacing a firearm, offenses and penalties - HB 410
Department
  • of Corrections, new classification and compensation system for employees - HB 416
  • of Juvenile Justice, responsibilities of - SB 226
Division of Air Transport, KERS hazardous duty - HB 863
Domestic violence and abuse, criminal penalties increased - HB 498
Driving
  • under the influence, omnibus revision - HB 366
  • under the influence, penalty increase - HB 493
DUI, elements of offense, definitions - HB 987
Electrical
  • contractors and electricians, licensing of - SB 54
  • workers, licensing of - SB 54
Electricians and electrical contractors, licensing programs, authorization for city regulation - SB 54
Emergency vehicle, when driver must change lanes - HB 52
Escape from detention facilities and penitentiary - HB 786
Executive Order 98-730 - HB 85
Fetal homicide, prosecution of as a criminal homicide - HB 379
Firearms, safe storage of - SB 103
Fleeing police officer, second degree, creation of crime - SB 13
Hate crime, include assault in fourth degree - SB 28
Higher Education Student Loan Corporation, bond levels, increase - HB 46
Incarcerated offenders, crimes relating to - HB 475
Inmate
  • canteen account assessment for damage - HB 991
  • incarceration fees, payment after guilty verdict - SB 124
Internet, use of for child pornography - HB 627
Jail operating expenses, payment for - HB 309
Juvenile
  • justice personnel, hazardous duty retirement - SB 296
  • justice, miscellaneous revisions - SB 256: HCS
  • offenders, prohibition of capital punishment for - HB 311
Juvenile, age of criminal responsibility - HB 832
Knife,
  • prohibition of possession by students, when - SB 154
  • students not to possess, when - HB 845
Locksmiths, require to confirm identity of client - HB 409
Mental patient, release of - SB 344
Misdemeanor sentencing, truth in sentencing - HB 68
Obstructing emergency medical services operations - HB 655
Offenses against animals - SB 209
Penalties for large thefts, increase - HB 1025
Possession of firearm by convicted felon - HB 210
Prepayable fine offenses - HB 919; HB 919: HCS
Prisoner work, credit for - HB 229
Prisoners, treatment of - HB 533
Private property, damage by vehicle - HB 607
Probationers and parolees required pursuit of GED - HB 60
Reorganization, Department of Corrections, Executive Order 98-730 - HB 85
Restitution by prisoner, home incarceration fees - HB 678, 828
Sex
  • offender risk assessment, time when performed, modification of - HB 419
  • offenders, community notification - SB 180
  • offenders, registration and community notification - HB 220
Sexual offenses, administering of controlled substances or legend drug to accomplish - HB 1023
Sexually
  • violent predators, civil commitment of - HB 220
  • violent predators, involuntary civil commitment of - HB 735
Status
  • offense, elimination of - HB 297
  • offense, restriction on secure detention - HB 296
Telemarketing, omnibus revision - SB 205
Terroristic threatening - HB 47
Theft
  • by deception, inclusion of - SB 260: SCS
  • by deception, inclusion of money - SB 260
  • of identity, create crime of - HB 4
Tuition, National Guard members - HB 138
Unattended child or disabled person in motor vehicle, prohibition against leaving - HB 116
Unlawfully kissing a minor child - HB 1008
Video voyeurism, offense created - HB 329
Violent
  • offenders, increase in number of qualifying crimes - SB 339
Weapon of mass destruction, use of - HB 47; HB 47: HCS

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