The Florida Senate

HB 1095: Identity Theft

GENERAL BILL by Planas ; (CO-INTRODUCERS) Bullard ; Llorente ; Needelman ; Rivera ; Robaina ; Troutman ; Zapata

Identity Theft; increases level of felony for certain offenses involving identity theft; provides minimum mandatory penalties; deletes reference to identity theft felonies subject to minimum mandatory penalty from offense severity ranking chart. Amends 817.568, 921.0022.

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• Bill History

  Date	Chamber	Action
  3/3/2003	House	• Prefiled
  3/4/2003	House	• Introduced -HJ 00089
  3/7/2003	House	• Referred to Criminal Justice (PS); Public Safety & Crime Prevention -HJ 00166
  5/2/2003	House	• Died in Committee on Criminal Justice (PS), Link/Iden/Sim/Compare passed, refer to CS/CS/SB 1072 (Ch. 2003-71)

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• HB 1095, Original Filed Version (Current Bill Version) Posted 3/3/2003 at 11:55 AM

  Bill Text:	Web Page | PDF

  Analyses:	None

  Related Bills (3)

  Bill Number	Subject	Filed By	Relationship	Last Action and Location
  H 1161		Waters	Compare	Last Action: 5/2/2003 H Placed on Special Order Calendar; Substituted CS/CS/SB 1072; Laid on Table, Link/Iden/Sim/Compare passed, refer to CS/CS/SB 1072 (Ch. 2003-71), SB 524 (Ch. 2003-259) -HJ 01093 Location:
  S 1072 (e1)		Crist	Compare	Last Action: 6/2/2003 Approved by Governor; Chapter No. 2003-71; See also SB 524 (Ch. 2003-259) Location:
  S 2596	Identity Theft/Internet Fraud	Aronberg	Compare	Last Action: 5/2/2003 S Died in Committee on Judiciary, Link/Iden/Sim/Compare passed, refer to SB 524 (Ch. 2003-259), CS/CS/SB 1072 (Ch. 2003-71) Location:

  Citations - Statutes (2)

  Citation	Catchline	Location in Bill Location In Bill Help
  817.568	Criminal use of personal identification information.
  921.0022	Criminal Punishment Code; offense severity ranking chart.

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