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HI HB238

Bill

Status

Passed

7/6/2012

Primary Sponsor

Calvin Say

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Origin

House of Representatives

2012 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Adds a new sentencing tier for first-time violations of temporary restraining orders when the violator has prior convictions for specified violent felonies (murder, sexual assault, kidnapping, burglary, abuse of family/household members, or aggravated harassment by stalking).

  • Mandates a minimum 15-day prison sentence and fine of $150-$600 for first-time violators with these prior convictions, if the prior offense involved a family or household member.

  • Maintains existing penalties: 48-hour minimum jail sentence and $150-$500 fine for first-time violations without qualifying prior convictions, and 30-day minimum jail sentence and $250-$1,000 fine for second and subsequent violations.

  • Requires all fines collected to be deposited into the spouse and child abuse special account under section 601-3.6.

  • Effective July 1, 2012.

Legislative Description

Temporary Restraining Order; Violations

Last Action

(S) Act 206, 7/3/2012 (Gov. Msg. No. 1309).

7/6/2012

Committee Referrals

Judiciary and Labor3/23/2011
Judiciary2/17/2011
Human Services1/24/2011

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