A bill for an act relating to the place of trial for certain criminal offenses.

This bill sets rules for determining where criminal trials are held when the location of the offense is unclear. It requires trials to be held in the victim's county of residence if the crime's location cannot be determined, unless there's no victim, the victim isn't a state resident, or the victim's residence is unknown - then trials move to the defendant's county. For non-human victims (like corporations), trials can occur in any county where the victim has a physical presence. If multiple victims exist, the trial location prioritizes natural persons (people) over other victims. The bill directly affects criminal defendants, victims, and courts handling cases with ambiguous offense locations.