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2002 SESSION
(SB130)AMENDMENT(S) PROPOSED BY THE SENATE
COURTS OF JUSTICE
1. Line 68, introduced, after (iv) based on
strike
a preponderance of the
insert
clear and convincing
COURTS OF JUSTICE
3. Line 225, introduced, after the parent has
strike
subject
insert
subjected
SEN. MIMS
1. Line 73, introduced
strike
means abandonment, torture, chronic abuse, sexual abuse and similar seriously harmful acts.
insert
means abandonment which involves substantial risk of death, torture, chronic or severe abuse, or chronic or severe sexual abuse, if the victim of such conduct was a child of the parent or child with whom the parent resided at the time such conduct occurred, including the failure to protect such a child from such conduct, which conduct or failure to protect: (i) evinces a wanton or depraved indifference to human life, or (ii) has resulted in the death of such a child or in serious bodily injury to such a child. “Aggravated circumstances” may include an act or omission that occurred only once, but otherwise meets the definition set forth in the preceding sentence.
SEN. MIMS
2. Line 229, introduced, after abandonment
strike
, torture, chronic abuse, sexual abuse and similar seriously harmful acts.
insert
which involves substantial risk of death, torture, chronic or severe abuse, or chronic or severe sexual abuse, if the victim of such conduct was a child of the parent or a child with whom the parent resided at the time such conduct occurred, including the failure to protect such a child from such conduct, which conduct or failure to protect: (i) evinces a wanton or depraved indifference to human life, or (ii) has resulted in the death of such a child or in serious bodily injury to such a child. “Aggravated circumstances” may include an act or omission that occurred only once, but otherwise meets the definition set forth in the preceding sentence.