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Committee Hears H.B. 1943, a Proposal to Reduce Penalty for Self‑Made Fake IDs; Members Ask How to Distinguish Commercial Manufacture

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE - SENATE · April 26, 2021
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The Judiciary Committee heard H.B. 1943, which would lower the offense for producing or altering one’s own fake ID to obtain alcohol from a class C felony to a class A misdemeanor; members raised questions about proving intent and distinguishing sales from self-use.

The Judiciary Committee — Senate heard a presentation on House Bill 19 43, which would reduce the criminal classification for producing or altering one’s own fraudulent personal identification to obtain alcohol from a class C felony to a class A misdemeanor.

Unidentified Speaker 3 (the presenter) said the change is intended to align state law with federal law and…

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