Legislature(2005 - 2006)BELTZ 211
02/24/2005 03:30 PM Senate STATE AFFAIRS
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SB104 | |
SB95 | |
SB75 | |
SB101 | |
Adjourn |
* first hearing in first committee of referral
+ teleconferenced
= bill was previously heard/scheduled
+ teleconferenced
= bill was previously heard/scheduled
+ | SB 75 | TELECONFERENCED | |
*+ | SB 101 | TELECONFERENCED | |
= | SB 104 | ||
= | SB 95 | ||
SB 95-COLLECTION OF DNA/USE OF FORCE 3:49:15 PM CHAIR GENE TERRIAULT announced SB 95 to be up for consideration. SENATOR THERRIAULT recapped the previous hearing regarding the question about reciprocity and whether inmates prosecuted in other states who came to Alaska would be treated the same as inmates prosecuted and incarcerated in Alaska. He asked Ms. Wickersham to comment. 3:50:09 PM LAUREN WICKERSHAM, staff to Senator Con Bunde, referenced Section 44.41.035(k) and read, "The provisions of this section apply to a person from another state that this state has accepted under any interstate corrections or probation agreement or compact, regardless of whether the person is confined or released, if the person was convicted of an offense that is similar to an offense described in (b) of this section." Subsection (k) would obviously apply to (b) she said. 3:51:02 PM CHAIR THERRIAULT clarified the Alaska Statutes already have a section similar to the Idaho Statute he cited during the 2/22/05 hearing. He asked Ms. Wickersham if she had other issues to address. MS.WICKERSHAM mentioned the discussion regarding the language "in this state" in lines 8 and 11 and said Senator Bunde is determined it stay in both lines. That would make it clear that DNA needn't be collected from convicted felons that enter the state unless they are still on probation or parole. 3:52:31 PM CHAIR THERRIAULT noted the reciprocity language operates independently of these two sections. 3:53:06 PM CHAIR THERRIAULT asked whether any other issues were left from the previous hearing. Hearing none, he pointed to the four fiscal notes and told members that Anne Carpeneti from the Department of Law was available to answer questions. 3:54:02 PM SENATOR ELTON asked whether the DNA databank would be linked to the federal system so that Alaska data could be a resource for federal and other state's use and vice-a-versa. MS. WICKERSHAM said that's correct. 3:55:03 PM There being no further questions or testimony, Chair Therriault asked for a motion. SENATOR HUGGINS motioned to report SB 95 and four attached fiscal notes from committee with individual recommendations. There being no objection, it was so ordered.
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