Establishes the state's right to appeal specific orders and judgments in criminal cases.
The bill creates a right for the state to appeal certain orders and judgments in criminal cases, including dismissals, suppression of evidence, and competency adjudications. It also allows discretionary appellate review of interlocutory orders before jeopardy attaches. This act becomes effective July 1, 2025.
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