Arkansas 2025 Regular Session

Arkansas Senate Bill SB458

Introduced
3/13/25  
Refer
3/13/25  
Report Pass
4/2/25  
Engrossed
4/8/25  
Refer
4/8/25  
Report Pass
4/10/25  
Enrolled
4/16/25  
Chaptered
4/23/25  

Caption

To Require A Court To Consider The Impact Of Factors Such As Trauma And Involvement With The Child Welfare System On A Person Who Committed A Crime As A Minor During A Transfer Or Sentencing Hearing.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AR SB347

To Promote Child Safety While Reducing Child Welfare Agency Involvement In The Lives Of Arkansas Residents.

AR SB579

Concerning The Sentencing Of A Person Who Committed An Offense Before He Or She Turned Twenty-one (21) Years Of Age.

AR SB495

To Create The Protect Arkansas Act; To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning Sentencing And Parole; To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning Certain Criminal Offenses; And To Create The Legislative Recidivism Reduction Task Force.

AR SB212

To Remove The Requirement For Notarization For Requests For Criminal Background Checks That Are Required For The Licensing Of Child Welfare Agencies; And To Declare An Emergency.

AR HB1754

To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning Certain Fees, Expenses, And Costs Imposed On A Juvenile Or The Parent, Guardian, Or Custodian Of A Juvenile.

AR HB1245

To Require A Legislative Study Of Financial Matters Related To The Court System; And To Require Consideration Of Legislation Necessary To Address Issues Identified During The Study.

AR SB270

To Amend The Criminal Offense Of Sexual Indecency With A Child.

AR HB1153

To Increase Youth Voice And Allow A Juvenile's Preferences Concerning Foster Care Placements And Family Time To Be Considered Regardless Of Age If He Or She Is Of Sufficient Age And Capacity To Reason; And To Establish Samantha's Law.

AR HB1811

To Require The Department Of Human Services To File A Motion When It Recommends A Nonemergency Change In A Child's Placement From One Foster Home To Another And For A Hearing To Be Held Before The Change In Placement Occurs.

AR SB486

To Amend The Law Concerning Parole Eligibility Of A Person Who Is Convicted Of An Offense Committed When He Or She Was A Minor.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.