Law enforcement officers, giving false name or address, date of birth included, refusal to respond if part of a lawful stop, criminal penalties

HB 34 expands the types of information individuals must provide to law enforcement officers and establishes new related offenses. It renames the crime of giving false information to an officer to include a false date of birth, making it a Class A misdemeanor if done with intent to mislead. The bill also creates a new Class C misdemeanor for knowingly refusing to provide one's name, address, or date of birth when lawfully demanded by an officer. Consequently, it updates existing law to allow officers to demand a person's date of birth during a lawful stop based on reasonable suspicion.