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IN HB1332
Bill
Status
1/16/2018
Primary Sponsor
Mara Reardon
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AI Summary
HB 1332 Summary
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Requires the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute to establish and maintain a searchable public animal abuse registry by July 1, 2018, containing information on persons convicted of animal-related offenses.
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Defines "animal-related offense" to include 16 specific crimes ranging from cruelty to animals and animal fighting offenses to bestiality and electrocution of animals, including substantially similar crimes from other jurisdictions.
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Registry must contain each convicted person's name, age, last known address, recent photograph, description of the offense conviction, and any other identifying information determined by the institute.
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Institute shall obtain registry data from state police criminal history records, the department of correction, and other credible governmental sources, with the registry updated at least once every 30 days.
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Institute must adopt administrative rules establishing a procedure allowing persons erroneously included in the registry to obtain relief and remove their information.
Legislative Description
Animal abuse registry. Defines "animal-related offense" and requires the Indiana criminal justice institute (institute) to establish an electronic animal abuse registry containing information relating to persons convicted of animal-related offenses. Requires the institute to adopt rules to establish a procedure to permit a person erroneously included in the registry to obtain relief.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Courts and Criminal Code
1/16/2018