State property offenses.
Provides that a person convicted of: (1) rioting; (2) criminal mischief; (3) burglary; (4) residential entry; or (5) criminal trespass; committed on state property is ineligible to receive or continue receiving state public assistance, including tuition assistance, for a period of three years. Requires the office of judicial administration to establish a procedure to notify the secretary of family and social services and the board of trustees of a state educational institution of the conviction.
AGENCIES; Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA)
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE; Offenses Against Property
HIGHER EDUCATION; Financial Assistance (Including Student Assistance, Loans, Grants, and FAFSA)
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