No. SB 1490
Filed under Criminal Justice.
Required Notice of Intent to Contact a Victim; Requiring specified persons acting on behalf of a criminal defendant to file a specified notice within a specified timeframe before contacting a victim in a criminal proceeding for a specified purpose; requiring that such notice be filed on a standard form developed by the state attorney in each judicial circuit, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDDefendant-side attorneys and investigators must file a notice 72 hours before contacting a victim about a pending criminal case.
The notice must be filed on a standard form created by the state attorney in each judicial circuit.
The requirement does not apply to contact that occurs during a court proceeding or a deposition.
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AICreates a new legal duty for anyone representing a criminal defendant to file a notice before contacting a victim.
AIExpands the notice requirement to investigators and other agents acting on behalf of the defendant.
AIRemoves the notice requirement for victim contact that happens inside a court proceeding or deposition.
AIMandates that the notice be filed on a specific standard form created by the local state attorney.