A bill for an act prohibiting warrant resolution clinics, including enforcement mechanisms, providing penalties, and including effective date provisions.

This bill prohibits any organization, government agency, or individual from hosting or promoting events designed to help people with outstanding arrest warrants resolve them without facing immediate arrest. Instead, the law requires that warrant resolution occur only through standard legal processes, such as surrendering to police, attending a scheduled court hearing, or filing a motion within an existing case. Violators face penalties including misdemeanor charges, civil fines up to $10,000, and the potential loss of public funding for counties involved in such activities. The legislation also allows private citizens to sue for damages if a warrant resolution clinic is held in their county and preempts any local laws that might permit these events.