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ID S1056
Bill
Status
2/6/2013
Primary Sponsor
Education Committee
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AI Summary
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Board of trustees shall deny enrollment or expulsion to any pupil adjudicated guilty of one or more crimes of violence (misdemeanor or felony), or any crime resulting in imprisonment for one year or longer, unless five years have elapsed since disposition or pardon.
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Mandatory denial applies to pupils with withheld judgment or suspended sentence for crimes of violence.
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Five-year waiting period allows for possible readmission after crime conviction or imprisonment requirement has elapsed.
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Parents or guardians must receive written notice stating grounds for denial and the time and place to contest the board's action before expulsion or denial of enrollment takes effect.
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Pupils within compulsory attendance age who are expelled or denied enrollment must be referred to the juvenile corrections act, with written notice to the prosecuting attorney within five days.
Legislative Description
Amends existing law to provide that the Board of Trustees shall deny enrollment to any pupil found guilty of a crime of violence or who was imprisoned for more than one year.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
Last Action
Reported Printed; referred to Education
2/7/2013