Reckless driving; D2 felony offenses; making certain acts unlawful; effective date.
Second Reading referred to Judiciary
Summary
The bill adds a wide range of offenses—including prison escapes, assault on medical providers, certain abortion violations, and illegal possession of a sawed‑off shotgun—to the Class D2 felony category and sets new sentencing rules. It also revises the definition of reckless driving and raises the possible jail time and fines for first and repeat offenses. The changes aim to standardize punishments and increase penalties for serious crimes.
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