HF 2953

SECOND ENGROSSMENT

Omnibus public safety bill appropriating money and establishing programs and policies for the courts, corrections, public safety, law enforcement, illegal immigration, and other criminal justice agencies

ARTICLE 1 ¿ PUBLIC SAFETY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS

Section 1: Supplemental appropriations provided.
Sec. 2: Supereme court money appropriated.
Sec. 3: Board of judicial standards money appropriated.
Sec. 4: Public safety money appropriated.
Sec. 5: Corrections money appropriated.
Sec. 6: Secretary of state money appropriated.
Sec. 7: Peace officer standards and training board [ POST ] money appropriated and transferred.
Sec. 8: Community services money appropriated including sex offender supervision and GPS monitoring.

ARTICLE 2 ¿ GENERAL CRIMINAL AND SENTENCING PROVISIONS

Section 1: Aggravated departure procedure established.
Sec. 2: Defendant presentation of evidence and argument modified.
Sec. 3: Jury determination waiver modified.
Sec. 4: Customer sales or service call center requirements regulations established.
Sec. 5: Alcohol without liquid devices prohibited.
Sec. 6: Bodily harm and related terms defined.
Sec. 7: Requirements modified.
Sec. 8: Seizure modified.
Sec. 9: Confinement and control for regulated animals causing harm provided.
Sec. 10: Penalty provided.
Sec. 11: Domestic abuse no contact order modified.
Sec. 12: Qualified domestic violence-related offense definition modified.
Sec. 13: Increased sentence for offender who commits a sixth felony modified.
Sec. 14: Prosecutor establishment of factfinder evidence modified.
Sec. 15: Increased penalties for crimes motivated by bias established.
Sec. 16: Assaults motivated by bias regulations expanded.
Sec. 17: Public employees with mandated duties inclusion of animal control officer provided.
Sec. 18: Felony modified.
Sec. 19: Technical modification to caregiver neglect or abuse of vulnerable adult provided.
Sec. 20: Penalties for caregiver neglect provided.
Sec. 21: Labor trafficking crime established.
Sec. 22: Sex or labor trafficking crime clarified.
Sec. 23: Personal body or cosmetic services clarified.
Sec. 24: Third degree criminal sexual conduct crime expanded to include personal body or cosmetic services.
Sec. 25: Conforming change.
Sec. 26: Engrained offender mandatory sentence provided.
Sec. 27: Mandatory life sentence clarified.
Sec. 28: Conditional release term clarified.
Sec. 29: Venue clarified.
Sec. 30: Sentencing guidelines for theft modified.
Sec. 31: Criminal damage to property in the first degree limits modified.
Sec. 32: Criminal damage to property in the second degree limits modified.
Sec. 33: Criminal damage to property in the third degree modified.
Sec. 34: Currency counterfeiting crime established.
Sec. 35-36: Conditional release term provided.
Sec. 37: Federal law enforcement officer definition modified.
Sec. 38-41: Effective dates modified.
Sec. 42: Sentencing guidelines modifications provided.
Sec. 43: Collateral consequences committee established.
Sec. 44: Revisor¿s instruction.
Sec. 45: Repealer.

ARTICLE 3 ¿ CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, DWI, AND DRIVING PROVISIONS

Section 1: Drug paraphernalia definition modified.
Sec. 2: Drug paraphernalia sale prohibited.
Sec. 3: Drug paraphernalia possession prohibited and crime established.
Sec. 4: Prosecution deferral for certain first time drug offenders modified.
Sec. 5: Exhibition driving regulations modified.
Sec. 6: Driving impairment crime clarified.
Sec. 7: Instruction permit use by person under age 18 crime clarified.
Sec. 8: Provisional license usage regulations modified.
Sec. 9: Chemically dependent person definition modified to include opium.
Sec. 10: Remediation of harm caused by misdemeanor convictions for minors driving with mobile phones provided.
Sec. 11: Repealer.

ARTICLE 4 ¿ PUBLIC SAFETY

Section 1: Governor¿s residence employees and governor employee background checks authorized.
Sec. 2: Related terms defined.
Sec. 3: Address confidentiality program established.
Sec. 4: Certification cancellation provided.
Sec. 5: Designated address usage by agency provided.
Sec. 6: Program participant voting registration authorized.
Sec. 7: Prohibited records disclosure exceptions provided.
Sec. 8: Assistance for program applicants provided.
Sec. 9: Rule adoption provided.
Sec. 10: Juvenile offender photographs provided.
Sec. 11: Name and index service and data classification provided.
Sec. 12: Public safety peer counseling and debriefing provided.
Sec. 13: Registration requirements expanded.
Sec. 14: Registration contents modified.
Sec. 15: Health care facility status notice modified.
Sec. 16: Registration period modified.
Sec. 17: Law enforcement agency notification that school, day care facility is in neighborhood along with a level III predatory offender.
Sec. 18: Fire safety surcharge imposed.
Sec. 19: Fire insurance surcharge imposed.
Sec. 20: Multiple law enforcement operations conflicts notice required.
Sec. 21: Preemption of local law relating to illegal immegration provided.
Sec. 22: Statewide human trafficking assessment required.
Sec. 23: Trafficking study required.
Sec. 24: Trafficking victim assistance provided.
Sec. 25: Human trafficking task force established.
Sec. 26: Unidentified persons / human remains reporting regulated.
Sec. 27: Retention procedures clarified.
Sec. 28: Law enforcement agency term definition modified.
Sec. 29: Task force modified.
Sec. 30: Responsibilities modified.
Sec. 31: Appeal policy modified.
Sec. 32: Fire safety account established.
Sec. 33: Related terms defined.
Sec. 34: Carbon monoxide alarm requirements provided.
Sec. 35: Enforcement modified.
Sec. 36: Inquiry and request search and notification modified.
Sec. 37: Victim notification harrasment and domestic assault regulations modified.
Sec. 38: Suspension, revocation, or refusal to renew certification regulations for petition modified.
Sec. 39: Related terms defined.
Sec. 40: Procedure applicability conditions provided.
Sec. 41: Information required to be given to individuals specified.
Sec. 42: Positive bloodborne pathogen test result disclosure required.
Sec. 43: Consent procedures clarified.
Sec. 44: Available blood testing required.
Sec. 45: Blood sample collection for testing procedures established.
Sec. 46: Discrimination prohibited.
Sec. 47: Test result usage provided.
Sec. 48: Test information confidentiality provided.
Sec. 49: Unauthorized release of information penalty provided.
Sec. 50: Testing and treatment cost responsibility provided.
Sec. 51: Bloodborne pathogen exposure protocols provided.
Sec. 52: Penalties and immunity provided.
Sec. 53: Richfield disabled firefighter health care eligibility review provided.
Sec. 54: Repealer.

ARTICLE 5 ¿ CORRECTIONS

Section 1: Chaplains eliminated from list of unclassified positions.
Sec. 2: Drug education materials authorized for inmates.
Sec. 3: Inmate screening required.
Sec. 4: Inmate health care decisions agent specified.
Sec. 5: Drug education authorized.
Sec. 6: Notification requirements clarified.
Sec. 7: Drug education authorized.
Sec. 8: Fee imposition modified.
Sec. 9: Employment continuation clarified.
Sec. 10: Report to legislature and study on sexual offence recidivism required.
Sec. 11: Transition.

ARTICLE 6 ¿ COURTS AND PUBLIC DEFENDERS

Section 1: Court services data term clarified.
Sec. 2-24: Technical modifications, conforming changes, effective dates, and statutory references provided.
Sec. 25: Trial rule location specified.
Sec. 26: Pleading practice and procedure regulated.
Sec. 27: Misdemeanor offences specified.
Sec. 28: Forfeited sum reinstatement provided.
Sec. 29: Fine disposition provided.
Sec. 30: Ramsey County district court fine disposition provided.
Sec. 31: Court divisions provided.
Sec. 32: Criminal proceedings pleading, practice, procedure regulations provided.
Sec. 33: County attorney as prosecutor notice required.
Sec. 34: Prison release order required.
Sec. 35: Court administrator fees payable specified.
Sec. 36: Misdemeanor violations bureaus established.
Sec. 37: Additional employees provided.
Sec. 38: Bond appointment duties modified.
Sec. 39: Fee collection modified.
Sec. 40: Fund investment deposit provided.
Sec. 41: Deputies modified.
Sec. 42: St. Louis County deputy court administrator named.
Sec. 43: Calendar stipulations modified.
Sec. 44: Fine disposition regulations modified.
Sec. 45: Administrator fees modified.
Sec. 46: Duty to appoint court commissioner modified.
Sec. 47: Minimum standards plan modified.
Sec. 48: Entry and enforcement of forign protective orders provided.
Sec. 49: Board of judicial standards review provided.
Sec. 50: Witness ocmpetency provided.
Sec. 51: Minimum fines and other crimes established.
Sec. 52: Public defender right to representation regulation expanded.
Sec. 53: Public defender request for appointment regulations modified.
Sec. 54: Public defender appointment modified.
Sec. 55: Conforming changes.
Sec. 56: Defended persons regulations clarified.
Sec. 57: Pretrial bail evaluation modified.
Sec. 58: District jail designation modified.
Sec. 59: Date extended.
Sec. 60: Uncollected fines and penalties task force established.
Sec. 61: Repealer.

ARTICLE 7 ¿ EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS

Section 1: Combined local access surcharge modified.
Sec. 2: Secondary public safety answering point term defined.
Sec. 3: Contractual requrements modified.
Sec. 4: Service agreements provided.
Sec. 5: Duties modified.
Sec. 6: Emergency telecommunications service fee account modified.
Sec. 7: Payment method provided.
Sec. 8: Timely invoices required.
Sec. 9: Invoice declaration modified.
Sec. 10: Audit modified.
Sec. 11: Fee usage modified.
Sec. 12: Local expenditures modified.
Sec. 13: Board term definition modified.
Sec. 14: Plan term definition modified.
Sec. 15: Subsystems term definition modified.
Sec. 16: System backbone term definition modified.
Sec. 17: Local palnning process specified.
Sec. 18: Statewide system usage modified.
Sec. 19: Membership of statewide radio board modified.
Sec. 20: Advisory groups modified.
Sec. 21: Repealer.

ARTICLE 8 ¿ IMMIGRATION; LAW ENFORCEMENT
Section 1: Illegal immigration enforcement provided.
Sec. 2: Required fingerprinting modified.
Sec. 3: Citizenship data maintenance requirements provided.
Sec. 4: Conforming change.
Sec. 5: Citizenship and immigration data modified.

ARTICLE 9 ¿ FRAUDULENT OR IMPROPER FINANCING STATEMENTS

Section 1: Related term definitions modified.
Sec. 2: Notarial acts expanded to include electronic records.
Sec. 3: Certificate of notarial acts modified.
Sec. 4: Acknowledgement effect modified.
Sec. 5: Registration to perform electronic notarizations provided.
Sec. 6: Specifications modified.
Sec. 7: Electronic seal for notaries detailed.
Sec. 8: Powers modified.
Sec. 9-10: Conforming change.
Sec. 11: Expedited financing statement review process provided.
Sec. 12: Civil liability for fraudulent or otherwise improper financing statements provided.
Sec. 13: Fraudulent or otherwise improper financing statements prevention measures established.

ARTICLE 10 ¿ FRAUDULENT IDENTITY DOCUMENTS

Section 1: Related terms defined.
Sec. 2: Fraudulent identification cards crime established.
Sec. 3: Related definitions modified.
Sec. 4: Criminal acts conforming change provided.
Sec. 5: Penalties expanded.

ARTICLE 11 ¿ COMPUTER CRIMES

Section 1: Applicability provided.
Sec. 2: Computer security system defined.
Sec. 3: Encryption defined.
Sec. 4: Personal data defined.
Sec. 5: Crime of unauthorized computer access provided.
Sec. 6: Penalties provided.
Sec. 7: Criminal use of encryption crime established.
Sec. 8: Computer security system access facilitation crime established.

ARTICLE 12 ¿ IMMIGRATION EMPLOYMENT VIOLATIONS

Section 1: Employer violation of federal immigration law prohibited.

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4/24/06