HB 4110 Summary

• Replaces language referencing "prostitution" with "commercial sexual activity" throughout the Youth Rehabilitation Services Act section addressing DNA sample collection requirements.

• Requires public wards under youth agency jurisdiction to provide DNA samples before community placement or discharge from wardship if convicted or found responsible for specified crimes, including sexual offenses and commercialized sexual conduct violations.

• Authorizes youth agencies to collect DNA samples without the ward's consent and without requiring a hearing or court order.

• Imposes a $60.00 assessment on public wards found responsible for or convicted of crimes listed in the section, with collected funds transmitted to the Department of State Police forensic science division.

• Takes effect 90 days after enactment and is contingent upon enactment of HB 4098 and HB 4112.