SB 625 (2026)
Study options for information for family members of homicide victims when charges are not filed, ban refugee resettlement, remove Hepatitis B vaccine requirements
This bill did not become law.
Allows family members of homicide victims to seek an evidentiary hearing in cases where the Department of Justice does not file charges or does not seek retrial following a hung jury.
The Senate rewrote the bill to instead establish a committee to study options for information for family members of intentional homicide victims where the Department of Justice does not file charges in a case.
The House amended the bill to also ban state involvement in refugee resettlement (similar to HB 1706) and remove Hepatitis B from required childhood vaccines (similar to HB 1719).
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