HB1250

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Indiana HB1250 mandates electronic notifications to law enforcement and victims regarding the release or discharge of serious violent felons.

Indiana HB1250 requires the Department of Correction to electronically notify law enforcement and victims at least seven days before the release or discharge of serious violent felons. The bill mandates that courts and prosecuting attorneys inform victims of their rights and the availability of community services. It also requires the court to designate a victim representative if the victim is deceased, incapacitated, or under eighteen years old. Effective July 1, 2026.

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Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

92 Yea

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5 Not Voting

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Calendar

Feb 10

9:00 AM

Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Hearing

Jan 21

10:30 AM

House Courts and Criminal Code Hearing

History

Mar 3

House

Signed by the Governor

Mar 3

House

Public Law 57

Feb 27

Senate

Signed by the President of the Senate