HB 5652 Summary

• Amends the Juvenile Facilities Act to require juveniles under state or county supervision to provide DNA samples before community placement or discharge from wardship if found responsible for or convicted of specified crimes.

• Expands the list of offenses triggering mandatory DNA collection to include felonies and specific misdemeanors related to sexual conduct, indecent exposure, and commercial sexual activity.

• Replaces references to "prostitution" and "prostitute" with "commercial sexual activity" throughout the statute to modernize terminology.

• Requires juveniles to pay a $60.00 assessment to fund the DNA profiling and retention system, with revenues directed to the state police forensic science division.

• Takes effect 90 days after enactment and is contingent on Senate Bill number unspecified or House Bill 5655 also being enacted into law.