SB0252 amends Indiana criminal law to address sentencing, fees, and residency restrictions for sex offenders.
SB0252 amends Indiana criminal law by establishing a separate offense for each victim in a criminal case. It sets limits on consecutive sentencing for different levels of felonies and misdemeanors. The bill also modifies fees collected in criminal cases, specifying how they are distributed among various funds. It introduces a public prosecution fund to reimburse counties for certain prosecutorial expenses, with conditions for reimbursement. Additionally, the bill revises residency restrictions for sex offenders, allowing courts to grant waivers under certain conditions.
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