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An Act Establishing a Universal Felony DNA Collection Mandate (HB 2664, Ch. 852, 2001)

July 27, 2001

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Most significant expansion; shifted from an offense-specific list to a universal felony collection mandate (all felony convictions); required retroactive collection by June 30, 2002; appropriated $400,000 to OSP.

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State
Oregon
Bill Number
HB 2664
Legislation Status
Enacted

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