NC S141

Creates Class A1 misdemeanor for first-degree trespass on critical infrastructure facilities (electric power, water systems, natural gas) when the person enters a building or surmounts a barrier; elevates to Class H felony if the trespass intends to disrupt operations or creates risk of serious bodily injury.

Establishes new procedures for motions for appropriate relief in criminal cases, including mandatory assignment by senior resident judge or chief district judge, 30-day initial review period, and specific timelines for hearings (60-150 days depending on circumstances).

Modifies immediate license revocation procedures for provisional licensees charged with criminal moving violations; creates separate procedures when the licensee is present versus absent, with hearings available before magistrates or judges within 3-10 working days.

Establishes a Research and Planning Section within the Department of Public Safety designated as the single state agency responsible for coordinating ex-offender reentry initiatives; directs formation of up to 10 local reentry councils during 2012-2013 fiscal year.

Extends deadline for forensic science professionals at the State Crime Laboratory to obtain individual certification from June 1, 2012, to January 1, 2013.