Judge requirement to inquire whether victim has been notified of plea and sentencing hearings
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Summary
The bill rewrites several criminal‑procedure statutes so that prosecutors must tell victims about plea deals and sentencing hearings, and judges must ask whether victims have been notified and want to speak. It also adds protections for victim identity, waives fees for sentence‑adjustment petitions, defines violent crimes, and sets notice rules after a conviction. The measure did not pass the Senate.
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