Legislative Analysis - 2023
Product description:
The 2023 Legislative Analysis of Criminal and Juvenile Laws contains summaries and complete enrolled versions of new criminal and juvenile legislation, including many OCDLA priorities this session:SB 337 – Public Defense.
SB 867 – Evidence
Provides that witness is unavailable for purposes of hearsay rules if witness is absent from hearing and proponent of statement has established that party against whom statement is offered engaged in forfeiture by wrongdoing that caused witness to be unavailable.
SB 339 – Probation
Authorizes court to require as condition of probation completion of sex offender treatment program and submission to polygraph examinations, if recommended by probation officer and if probationer is on supervision for any sex crime or harassment involving touching of sexual or intimate parts of another person, or was previously convicted of any sex crime.
SB 321 – Appeals
Sets parameters on the Watkins ruling.
SB 340 – Crimes
Modifies Venue, Property Offenses, Organized Retail Theft, and Theft in the First
Degree.
HB 2316 – DUII
Expands DUII to include any impairing substance; allows parents and young people who participated in drug/alcohol treatment in a juvenile proceeding to be eligible for DUII diversion; and reduces bike penalties.
HB 2328 – Sex Crimes
Modifies definition of "oral or anal sexual intercourse" for purposes of sex crimes and makes modifications to Using A Child In A Display Of Sexually Explicit Conduct and Unlawful Sexual Penetration.
The enrolled bills are not included in the PDF, but they are hyperlinked from the summaries.
Includes:
• Foreword – About the session by Mae Lee Browning
• Guide to Bills by Subject
• Cross Index
• Laws in Effect Now
• Quick Reference – Senate and House bills listed by bill number
• Colored Subject Dividers
• A summary of each bill including hyperlinks to the enrolled bill and additional information.