IN HB1277

I appreciate your request, but I notice a discrepancy: you've asked me to summarize HB1277 about wagering taxes, but the document provided is House Bill 1405 about attorney general jurisdiction.

Here is a summary of the actual document provided (HB1405):

• Grants the attorney general concurrent jurisdiction with prosecuting attorneys to prosecute homicides committed by members of unlawful assemblies.
• Allows attorney general concurrent jurisdiction to prosecute those who assist criminals involved in unlawful assembly homicides.
• Grants attorney general concurrent jurisdiction over prosecutions of sheriffs accused of offenses involving failure to protect prisoners in custody.
• Provides attorney general concurrent jurisdiction for violations of constitutional convention delegate election laws.
• Permits attorney general to prosecute public officers and public servants for official misconduct, bribery, ghost employment, conflict of interest, profiteering from public service, and state examiner-related offenses upon request of the prosecuting attorney or declination of prosecution.
• Becomes effective July 1, 2015.