Modifies provisions relating to criminal offenses, including 48-hour holds, assault, domestic violence, stalking, and violations of no contact orders

Summary

HB 3426 would replace dozens of existing criminal statutes with new sections that broaden protection orders, increase penalties for assault and stalking, and create new offenses for cyber‑harassment, illegal vehicle tracking, and non‑consensual intimate digital images. It also sets rules for prosecutors handling crimes that cross county lines and for wireless carriers when courts order service changes. The measure targets victims of domestic violence, special victims such as police and emergency workers, and anyone harmed by digital abuse, but it failed to pass.

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