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KY: An Act Relating to Sex Offenses and the Punishment Thereof — Removing the 1992 Cutoff for DNA Collection (HB 3, 2006 Ky. Acts ch. 182)

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Sex-offender omnibus act (registration requirements, residency restrictions near schools and playgrounds, background checks for child-care and school employment, treatment programs and conditional discharge, probation and parole monitoring, violent-offender sentencing minimums, and preemption of local sex-offender ordinances). Section 2 is the DNA provision: it amends KRS 17.170 to delete the phrase "on or after July 14, 1992," so the DNA collection mandate reaches every person convicted of a felony offense under KRS Chapter 510 or KRS 530.020 regardless of when the conviction occurred, rather than only those convicted after the 1992 act took effect; collection procedures (blood, oral swab or other noninvasive sample, medically approved personnel, packaging to Kentucky State Police forensic laboratory standards) carry forward unchanged. Signed by the Governor April 18, 2006; effective July 12, 2006.

About This Legislation

State
Kentucky
Bill Number
HB 3
Legislation Status
Enacted