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FL S0158
Bill
Status
9/14/2021
Primary Sponsor
Gayle Harrell
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AI Summary
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Expands Florida Statute 843.22 to apply to all felony offenses, rather than burglary only, when a person crosses county lines with intent to commit the crime in a different county than their county of residence.
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Defines "felony offense" to include burglary under s. 810.02 and grand theft under s. 812.014, as well as attempts, solicitations, or conspiracies to commit these offenses.
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Removes the requirement that a person's cross-county travel must be for the purpose of thwarting law enforcement tracking of stolen items in order to trigger reclassification.
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Reclassifies qualifying felony offenses to the next higher degree when committed in a county other than the offender's county of residence, affecting sentencing under chapter 921 and incentive gain time eligibility under chapter 944.
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Takes effect October 1, 2022.
Legislative Description
Traveling Across County Lines with Intent to Commit a Felony
Last Action
Withdrawn prior to introduction
10/4/2021