CRIMINAL/JUSTICE: Prohibits certain individuals from having an ownership interest or financial interest in any company that provides electronic monitoring services (EN NO IMPACT See Note)

Summary

HB 1257 makes it illegal for certain law‑enforcement officials—specifically sheriffs, chiefs of police, constables and marshals—to have any ownership or financial interest in companies that provide electronic monitoring services. The goal is to avoid conflicts of interest where officials could profit from contracts with those firms. The bill has been signed into law as Act 729.

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