Katelyn's Law creates a new felony offense for moving or removing human remains and establishes related sentencing provisions.
Katelyn's Law creates a new felony offense for moving or removing human remains to prevent the discovery of an unlawful act, death, cause of death, or human remains. The law specifies that there is no statute of limitations for prosecution of this offense. It also establishes sentencing provisions for this offense, including mandatory prison terms and additional prison terms for certain specifications. The law repeals existing sections and applies to offenses committed on or after the effective date of the act.
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