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Criminal Procedure

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Abuse of corpse, sexual intercourse - HB 685; HB 685: HCS
Add naming the statute "Bryan's law" to the title - HB 116: HFA(1)
Adult offender supervision, adopt interstate compact for - HB 454
Alcohol
  • or public intoxication, require testing similar to DUI process - HB 225
  • testing, specify which tests are subject to refusal penalty - HB 366: SFA(7)
Anhydrous
  • ammonia, offenses relating to - HB 501
  • ammonia, tampering with - HB 501: HCA(1)
  • ammonia, theft, tampering - HB 501: SCS
Animal torture - HB 947
Arson, various new degrees and elements - HB 879
Assault
  • in the third degree, domestic violence resulting in - HB 954
  • on correctional employee - HB 529
  • third degree, fire and emergency medical services personnel - HB 654
Bad
  • check fees, charged by holder's bank - SB 36: HFA(1)
  • checks, county attorney fees - SB 36: HFA(2)
  • checks, merchant's fee for - SB 36
Blood testing, inmates and defendants, requirements and procedure for - HB 429
Bounty hunters, registration and conduct of - HB 846
Capital offenses, death as a penalty, deletion of - HB 514
Carrying
  • concealed deadly weapons, in places of worship - HB 156: HFA(2)
  • concealed weapons in church, eliminate pastor exemption - HB 156: HFA(1)
Child
  • placement, parent in prison - HB 170: SFA(1)
  • support required of grandparents - SB 218: HCA(2)
  • under 12, personal flotation device, requirement while boating - HB 465
Community service, identification requirements - HB 245
Concealable firearm, safe storage required - HB 492
Concealed
  • deadly weapon license, eligibility, carrying - HB 156: SCA(1)
  • deadly weapon licenses, training, retired police - HB 156
  • deadly weapon, where officer of the court may carry - HB 228
Confiscated firearms, use of sale proceeds - HB 1017
Controlled
  • substance, theft of property to be used to manufacture - HB 153
  • substances, trafficking in - SB 65
Convicted elected officer, disposition of salary - SB 102
Conviction records, misdemeanors and violations, expungement - HB 473
Court
  • cost disbursements, priority for partial payments - HB 920: HCS
  • cost distribution fund, order of priority - HB 920: HFA(2),(3),(4),(5)
  • cost distribution fund, technical corrections - HB 920: HFA(1)
  • costs, monthly payments to sheriffs - SB 326; SB 326: HFA (3)
  • designated workers, responsibilities of - SB 322
Crimes against persons 65 and older, no probation - SB 85
Criminal justice council, membership - SB 256: SCA(1)
Cruelty to animals - SB 209: SFA(1)
Death penalty moratorium - SB 325; HB 880
Defaced firearm, possession of - HB 410: HFA(1)
Defacing a firearm, offenses and penalties - HB 410
Discovery, governed by - HB 468
Dismissed petition for emergency protective orders, expungement of record - HB 125
DNA testing of criminals, expansion of - HB 671
Driving
  • under the influence - HB 366: HFA(4)
  • under the influence at 0.02, lower age to 18 - HB 151
  • under the influence, education program - HB 366: HFA(1)
  • under the influence, ignition interlock device - HB 366: SCA(3), SFA (4)
  • under the influence, omnibus revision - HB 366; HB 366: HCS, HFA (7),(8),(9)
  • under the influence, penalty increase - HB 493
  • under the influence, use of sobriety test recordings - SB 92
  • under the influence, videotape refusal to submit to test - HB 325: HFA(2)
Drug offense, use or carrying of firearm during - HB 152
DUI, elements of offense, definitions - HB 987
Emergency vehicle, when driver must change lanes - HB 52
Escape from detention facilities and penitentiary - HB 786
Evidence, marriage and family therapist communications to be privileged - SB 196
Executive
  • Order 98-1593, Parole Board - HB 88
  • Order 98-964, Office of the Criminal Justice Council - HB 86
Extradition, compensation for expenses incurred in - HB 164
Felons, prohibition of licensing as inspectors - HB 35
Fines, costs, and fees in courts, omnibus revision - HB 920
Firearm, defacing and possession of - HB 410: HCS
Firearms, safe storage of - SB 103
Fireworks sales, regulation, fees - SB 108
Fleeing
  • or eluding police in the second degree - SB 13: SCS
  • or eluding police, second degree - SB 13: SFA(1),(2)
  • or evading police in the second degree - SB 13: SFA(3)
Gangs, prohibit - SB 223: SFA(1)
Hate
  • crime, add assault in fourth degree - HB 430: SCA(2)
  • crime, include assault in fourth degree - SB 28
Ignition
  • interlock device requirements - SB 298: SCA(1)
  • interlock device, installation in motor vehicles, requirement - SB 298
Incarcerated offenders, crimes relating to - HB 475
Incarceration, reimbursement for - SB 332: SFA(2)
Industrial hemp - HB 855: HFA(4)
Inmate
  • accounts, uses of - HB 991: HCS
  • canteen account assessment for damage - HB 991
Internet, use of for child pornography - HB 627
Juvenile
  • 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
Litter citation, prepayment of - HB 1: HCS
Merchant's bad check fee, limit on - SB 36: HCA(1)
Misdemeanor sentencing, truth in sentencing - HB 68
Murder of child under 12, aggravating circumstance - HB 574
Obstructing emergency medical services operations - HB 655
Offenses against animals - SB 209
Operating uninsured motor vehicle - SB 3: HFA(2)
Parental visitation rights, parent convicted of murder or manslaughter - HB 355
Police
  • radios, possession by firefighters and emergency medical services personnel - HB 141
  • vehicle or EMS vehicle on highway, driver's duties - HB 52: HCS
Possession of firearm by convicted felon - HB 210
Prepayable fine offenses - HB 919; HB 919: HCS
Prisoner work, credit for - HB 229
Probationers and parolees required pursuit of GED - HB 60
Property seizures and forfeitures, proceeds of sale, redistribution - HB 235
Public indecency, invasion of privacy - HB 59: HFA(1)
Rape, mentally incapacitated person - SB 263: HFA(2)
Rented personal property, fraud - HB 690
Reorganization,
  • Criminal Justice Council, Executive Order 99-319 - HB 89
  • Department of Corrections, Executive Order 98-730 - HB 85
Restitution by prisoner, home incarceration fees - HB 678, 828
Restitution, interest on - HB 794
Retired peace officer, additional locations where concealed weapon may be carried - HB 648
Sentence credit for public work - HB 229: HCS
Sex
  • offender risk assessment, time when performed, modification of - HB 419
  • offenders, registration and community notification - HB 220
  • offenders, registration and community notification for - HB 220: HCS(2)
Sexual
  • offenses, administering of controlled substances or legend drug to accomplish - HB 1023
  • offenses, conspiracy to commit - SB 263: HFA(2)
  • offenses, digital penetration - SB 263: SFA(5)
Sexually motivated offenses, hearings on - SB 263: SCA(1)
Sharing of juvenile records - SCR 4
Status
  • offense, detention hearing, requirements for - HB 296: HFA(1)
  • offense, detention, hearings, requirements for - HB 296: HFA(6)
  • offense, restriction on secure detention - HB 296
Telemarketing, omnibus revision - SB 205
Terroristic threatening, use of weapon of mass destruction - HB 47: HCS
Theft
  • by deception, inclusion of money - SB 260
  • of identity, create crime of - HB 4; HB 4: HCS
Trafficking in controlled substance in first degree - HB 529
Unattended child or disabled person in motor vehicle, prohibition against leaving - HB 116
Unauthorized practice of law, exemptions - HB 839
Uninsured vehicle, operation of - SB 3
Unlawfully kissing a minor child - HB 1008
Use of firearm during commission of a crime - HB 1028
Venue,
  • change of, judicial action - SB 107: SCS
  • improper, transfer by court - SB 107
Video voyeurism, offense created - HB 329
Violating graves - HB 433: HCS
Weapon of mass destruction, use of - HB 47
Weapons on school property - SB 256: HFA(2); SB 260: HFA (1)
Wrongful death, unborn child - HB 378; HB 378: HCS
Zero telephone call list - HB 361: SFA(1)

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