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	28	+	ENGROSSED SENATE AMENDMENT
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	31	+	BILL NO. 3066 By: Manger of the House
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	40	+	An Act relating to state government; amending 74 O.S.
	41	+	2021, Section 150.12, which rela tes to reporting of
	42	+	fingerprinting and criminal history information;
	43	+	requiring municipal courts to report criminal history
	44	+	information to the Oklahoma State Bureau of
	45	+	Investigation; and providing an effective date .
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	50	+	AMENDMENT NO. 1. Page 8, line 8, delete after the word “effective”
	51	+	the date “November 1, 2022” and insert the date
	52	+	“January 1, 2023”
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	56	+	Passed the Senate the 27th day of April, 2022.
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3	97		BILL NO. 3066 By: Manger of the House
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14	108		An Act relating to state government; amending 74 O.S.
15	109		2021, Section 150.12, which rela tes to reporting of
16	110		fingerprinting and criminal history information;
17	111		requiring municipal courts to report criminal history
18	112		information to the Oklahoma State Bureau of
19	113		Investigation; and providing an effective date .
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24		-	SUBJECT: State government
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26	118		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
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28	119		SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 150.12, is
29	120		amended to read as follows:
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31	121		Section 150.12 A. 1. It is hereby the duty of any sheriff,
32	122		chief of police, city marshal, constable and any other law
33	123		enforcement officer who tak es custody of a person who has been
34	124		arrested and who, in the best judgment of the arresting officer, is
35	125		believed to have committed any offense, except an offense exempted
36	126		by the rules promulgated by the Oklahoma State Bureau of
37	127		Investigation pursuant to th e provisions of Section 150.1 et seq. of
38	128		this title, to take or cause to be taken the fingerprint impressions
39	129		of such person or persons and to forward such fingerprint
40	130		impressions together with identification information to the Oklahoma
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41	157		State Bureau of Investigation, at its Oklahoma City office. In the
42	158		case of any sheriff, chief of police, city marshal, constable, or
43	159		any other law enforcement officer equipped with a live -scan device
44	160		designed for the electronic capture and transmission of fingerprint
45	161		images approved by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation,
46		-	fingerprint images may instead be taken and transmitted to the ~~ENR. H. B. NO. 3066 Page 2~~
	162	+	fingerprint images may instead be taken and transmitted to the
47	163		Bureau electronically. If the sheriff, chief of police, city
48	164		marshal, or constable has contracted for the custody of prisoners,
49	165		such contractor shall be required to take the fingerprint
50	166		impressions of such person.
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52	167		2. It shall not be the responsibility of, nor shall the
53	168		sheriff, chief of police, city marshal, constable, other law
54	169		enforcement officer, or contractor receiving custody of an arrested
55	170		person as a prisoner require the arresting officer to take the
56	171		fingerprint impressions of the arrested person; provided, if the
57	172		arresting officer is employed by the same law enforcement agency as
58	173		the sheriff, chief of police, city marshal, or cons table receiving
59	174		custody of such person, the arresting officer may be required to
60	175		take such impressions.
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62	176		3. The law enforcement officers shall also forward the
63	177		prosecution filing report and the disposition report forms to the
64	178		appropriate prosecuting author ity within seventy-two (72) hours. If
65	179		fingerprint impressions have not been taken at the time of an
66	180		arrest, the court shall order the fingerprints to be taken by the
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67	207		sheriff at the arraignment, first appearance, or at the time of
68	208		final adjudication of a d efendant whose court attendance has been
69	209		secured by a summons or citation for any offense, except an offense
70	210		exempted by the rules promulgated by the Bureau. If a person is in
71	211		the custody of a law enforcement or correctional agency and a
72	212		warrant issues or an information is filed alleging the person to
73	213		have committed an offense other than the offense for which the
74	214		person is in custody, the custodial law enforcement or correctional
75	215		agency shall take the fingerprints of such person in connection with
76	216		the new offense, provided the offense is not exempted by the rules
77	217		of the Bureau. Any fingerprint impressions and identification
78	218		information required by this subsection shall be sent to the Bureau
79	219		within seventy-two (72) hours after taking such fingerprints.
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81	220		B. In order to maintain a complete criminal history record, the
82	221		court shall inquire at the time of sentencing whether or not the
83	222		person has been fingerprinted for the offense upon which the
84	223		sentence is based and, if not, shall order the fingerprints be taken
85	224		immediately of such person and those fingerprints shall be sent by
86	225		the law enforcement agency taking the fingerprint impressions to the
87	226		Bureau within seventy -two (72) hours after taking the fingerprint
88	227		impressions.
	228	+	C. In addition to any other fingerprints which may have been
	229	+	taken of a person in a criminal matter, the Department of
	230	+	Corrections shall take the fingerprints of all prisoners received at
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93	257		the Lexington Reception and Assessment Center or otherwise received
94	258		into the custody of the Department and s hall send copies of such
95	259		fingerprints together with identification information to the Bureau
96	260		within seventy-two (72) hours of taking such fingerprints.
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98	261		D. The Bureau shall, upon receipt of fingerprint impressions
99	262		and identification information for offense s not exempt by rule of
100	263		the Bureau, send one copy of the fingerprint impressions to the
101	264		Federal Bureau of Investigation, at its Washington, D.C., office,
102	265		and the other copy shall be filed in the Oklahoma State Bureau of
103	266		Investigation's office. The rules p romulgated by the Bureau
104	267		pursuant to the provision of this act exempting certain offenses
105	268		from mandatory reporting shall be based upon recommended Federal
106	269		Bureau of Investigation standards for reporting criminal history
107	270		information and are not intended to include violators of city or
108	271		town ordinances and great care shall be exercised to exclude the
109	272		reporting of criminal history information for such offenses, except
110	273		when recommended by the Federal Bureau of Investigation standards.
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113	275		of criminal history information on each person subject to the
114	276		mandatory reporting requirements of Section 150.1 et seq. of this
115	277		title shall be mandatory for all law enforcement agencies, courts of
116	278		this state, including municipal courts, judicial officials, district
117	279		attorneys and correctional administr ators participating in criminal
118	280		matters, whether reported directly or indirectly, manually or by
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119	307		automated system as may be provided by the rules promulgated by the
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122	309		F. Except for offenses exempted by the rules prom ulgated by the
123	310		Bureau, the following events shall be reported to the Bureau within
124	311		seventy-two (72) hours and the Bureau shall have seventy -two (72)
125	312		hours after receipt of the report to enter such informati on into a
126	313		criminal record data base:
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130	315		2. The release of a person aft er arrest without the filing of
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134	318		proceedings or to defer or postpone prosecution.
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136	319		G. Except for offen ses exempted by the rules promulgated by the
137	320		Bureau, the following events shall be reported to the Bureau within
138	321		thirty (30) days and the Bureau shall have thirty (30) days after
139	322		receipt of the report to enter such information into a criminal
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143	325		charges upon which t he arrest was made, including deletions or
144	326		additions of charges or counts;
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153	358		or before, during or following trial, including dispos itions
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159	362		Department of Corrections or incarceration in any jail or other
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169	368		10. A pardon, reprieve, commutation of sentence or other change
170	369		in sentence, including a change ordered by the court;
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175	372		12. Any other event arising out of or occurring during the
176	373		course of criminal proceedings or terms of the sentence deemed
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181	377		based on error or an unlawful order. The Bureau shall in such case
182	378		take immediate action to clarify or correct the entry.
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186	407		directly responsible for the action, event or decision, unless
187	408		otherwise provided by rule or agreement. The form and content of
188	409		information to be reported an d methods for reporting informati on,
189	410		including fingerprint impressions and other identification
190	411		information, shall be established by the rules promulgated by the
191	412		Bureau. The Bureau is hereby directed to es tablish rules to
192	413		implement the provisions of Secti on 150.1 et seq. of this title,
193	414		provided any rule relating to reporting by courts or judicial
194	415		officials shall be issued jointly by the Bureau and the Oklahoma
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197	417		I. Any person or agency subject to the mandatory reporting of
198	418		criminal history information or fingerprints as requ ired by the
199	419		provisions of this act shall take appropriate steps to ensure that
200	420		appropriate agency officials and employees understand such
201	421		requirements. Each agency shall es tablish, and in appropriate cases
202	422		impose, administrative sanctions for failure of a n official or
203	423		employee to report as provided by law. Refusal or persistent
204	424		failure of a person or agency to comply with the mandatory reporting
205	425		requirements of this act may result in the discontinued access to
206	426		Bureau information or assistance until such a gency complies with the
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209	428		J. All expungement orders which are presented to the Bureau for
210	429		alterations to criminal history records must be accompanied by a
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212	457		Bureau. The subject of the crimina l history, whose record is being
213	458		amended or updated based upon an expungement order, is responsible
214	459		for such payment. Payment shall be rendered before any expungement
215	460		order may be processed by the Bureau. Payment of the f ee shall be
216	461		waived if the subject of the criminal history record has been
217	462		granted an expungement under the provisions of paragraph 3 of
218	463		subsection A of Section 18 of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
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222		-	Passed the House of Representatives the 4th day of May, 2022.
	464	+	SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2022.
	465	+	Passed the House of Representatives the 7th day of March, 2022.
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240		-	OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
241		-	Received by the Office of the Governor this ____________________
242		-	day of ___________________, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
243		-	By: _________________________________
244		-	Approved by the Governor of the St ate of Oklahoma this _____ ____
245		-	day of ___________________, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
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249		-	Governor of the State of Oklahoma
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251		-	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
252		-	Received by the Office of the Secretary of State t his __________
253		-	day of ___________________, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
254		-	By: _________________________________