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ND HB1396
Bill
Status
5/2/2019
Primary Sponsor
Austen Schauer
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AI Summary
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Offenders convicted of child abuse under section 14-09-22 are ineligible for electronic home detention or GPS monitoring if a minor is present in the home.
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Child abuse offenders who inflict or allow mental, bodily, substantial, or serious injury are guilty of a class C felony, or class B felony if victim is under six years old.
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Caregivers who commit child abuse while providing paid care, supervision, education, or guidance are guilty of a class B felony.
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Child abuse resulting in permanent loss or impairment of bodily function is a class B felony, or class A felony if victim is under six years old.
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All persons convicted of child abuse under this section must receive a minimum sentence of one year imprisonment.
Legislative Description
Mandatory sentencing for abuse of a child; and to provide a penalty.
Last Action
Signed by Governor 05/01
5/2/2019