Relating to domestic abuse, including provisions relating to the implementation of a domestic abuse lethality screening assessment and supervised electronic tracking and monitoring

The bill specifies that the peace officer conducting the domestic abuse lethality screening assessment or the law enforcement agency that has received such a screening assessment shall be responsible for providing the county attorney with the results of the screening assessment.2A and the defendant is a high risk to reoffend.2(1)(a).2 relating to conditions of release of a person after arrest. In determining the conditions of release, the bill requires the court to take into account the results of a domestic abuse lethality screening assessment, if available.2A(4) or (5), to be supervised by an electronic tracking and monitoring system, upon release, when the person is not confined in a secure area of a community-based correctional facility until such time as the district department determines the person may be supervised without the electronic tracking and monitoring system.3.2(3), which would relieve a political subdivision from complying with a state mandate if funding for the cost of the state mandate is not provided or specified. Therefore, political subdivisions are required to comply with any state mandate included in the bill.