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IN HB1197
Bill
Status
1/10/2017
Primary Sponsor
Randy Lyness
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AI Summary
HB 1197 Summary
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Increases offense level for invasion of privacy from Class A misdemeanor to Level 6 felony for first offense involving violation of protective orders, no contact orders, or substantially similar orders
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Raises offense to Level 5 felony if offender has one prior unrelated conviction for invasion of privacy, including convictions from another jurisdiction for substantially equivalent offenses
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Raises offense to Level 4 felony if offender has two or more prior unrelated convictions for invasion of privacy, including out-of-state substantially equivalent convictions
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Applies to violations of domestic violence protective orders, workplace violence restraining orders, no contact orders in child custody cases, and orders from Indian tribes or nations
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Effective July 1, 2017
Legislative Description
Invasion of privacy. Increases the offense level for a person who commits the crime of invasion of privacy from a Level 6 felony to: (1) a Level 5 felony, if the person has one prior unrelated conviction for that offense; or (2) a Level 4 felony, if the person has two or more unrelated convictions for that offense. Allows a conviction from another jurisdiction for a substantially equivalent offense to be considered when determining the offense level.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Courts and Criminal Code
1/10/2017