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Committee advances H 654 on electronic storage detection dogs after law‑enforcement testimony

House Judiciary, Rules & Administration Committee · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Rep. Veile presented H 654 about electronic storage detection dogs; the committee heard support from an ICAC investigator and the state Office of the Attorney General and advanced the bill by voice vote.

Rep. Veile presented H 654, legislation regarding electronic storage detection dogs. Investigator Lauren Lane of the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and Chief Deputy Jeff Nye of Criminal Investigation at the Idaho Office of the Attorney General testified in support.

Rep. Stone moved to send H 654 to the floor with a DO PASS recommendation; the motion carried by voice vote. Rep. Veile will sponsor the bill on the House floor. The committee record lists support from law‑enforcement investigators and the Attorney General’s criminal‑investigation unit but does not show any amendments or opposing testimony during the hearing.

Committee treatment was brief and procedural; the measure was reported to the floor for additional consideration by the full House.