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IN HB1198
Bill
Status
2/2/2010
Primary Sponsor
Floyd Grubb
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AI Summary
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Establishes prima facie evidence of criminal conversion when a person leases a motor vehicle, signs a written return agreement, and fails to return it within 21 days after the specified time or 5 days after receiving written demand (either personally served or sent by registered mail)
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Criminal conversion remains a Class A misdemeanor, elevated to Class D felony if the vehicle is used to assist in committing a crime, or Class C felony if used to assist in committing a felony
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Requires local law enforcement agencies (city, town, or county) to immediately report stolen or unreturned leased, rental, or for-hire motor vehicles to the National Crime Information Center
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Mandates law enforcement to immediately report vehicle recoveries to the National Crime Information Center and attempt to notify the reporting party by telephone of the vehicle's location and condition
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Effective date: July 1, 2010
Legislative Description
Criminal conversion of leased motor vehicles.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Judiciary
2/8/2010