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FL S0550
Bill
Status
12/19/2013
Primary Sponsor
Appropriations
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AI Summary
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Creates section 843.22, F.S., establishing a new third-degree felony for traveling across county lines with intent to commit burglary in a county other than the person's county of residence, if the purpose is to thwart law enforcement tracking of stolen items.
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Defines "county of residence" as the county where a person resides, with evidence including driver's license address, property ownership records, lease agreements, vehicle registration, educational enrollment, or employment location.
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Defines "felony offense" for this statute as burglary under section 810.02, including attempts, solicitations, or conspiracies to commit burglary.
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Amends section 903.046, F.S., to add violations of section 843.22 to factors considered in bail determination, making defendants charged with this crime ineligible for release on bail or surety bond until the first appearance.
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Takes effect October 1, 2014.
Legislative Description
Traveling Across County Lines to Commit a Felony Offense
Last Action
Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see HB 427 (Ch. 2014-201)
4/28/2014