Crimes and punishment; Class A3 and B3 offenses; assault and battery; modifying certain definition; repealers. Effective date.

The document header was updated to indicate this is the 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' rather than the 'Committee Substitute for Engrossed' bill, reflecting its progression through the legislative process.

Page numbers and footer text were updated to match the House Floor version format, replacing the original 'Req. No.' markers with 'SB1264 HFLR' identifiers.

Line numbers were renumbered throughout the document to align with the new floor version layout, while the underlying legal text regarding crime classifications remains unchanged.

The entire list of crimes defining Class A3 offenses was replaced with a new list.

New offenses were added to the Class A3 list, including strangulation of intimate partners, committing felonies while wearing body armor, and riotous assembly.

The original list of crimes previously defining Class A3 offenses was deleted.

The bill title was updated from 'Proposed Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute' and page reference numbers were changed.

Removed the original bill text and replaced it with a full committee substitute that mirrors the content exactly.

Added committee amendment headers, speaker/chair placeholders, and page numbering typical of a proposed substitute bill.

Changed the document title from 'An Act' to 'SB1264 FULLPCS1' to reflect the committee's version.

The bill's header was updated to include a detailed summary of all amendments, clarifying that the law updates penalty classifications and effective dates for various crimes.

New offenses were added to the Class A3 criminal category, including terrorism, conspiracy to commit terrorism, and advocating revolution or treason on school grounds.

Certain offenses previously listed under Class A3, such as embezzlement of state property and riotous assembly, were removed from that specific classification in the final version.

Formatting and numbering were corrected throughout the document to align with standard legislative formatting for the final enrolled version.

Added specific criminal offenses to the Class A3 category, including aggravated assault on law enforcement, terrorism, and arson involving controlled substances.

Added specific criminal offenses to the Class B3 category, including embezzlement by public officials, burning public buildings, and domestic abuse with a prior pattern of physical abuse.

Reorganized the bill text to separate the lists of crimes into distinct sections for Class A3 and Class B3 offenses for clarity.

Corrected the bill title and formatting to reflect the dual-class structure of the amendments.

The entire text of the bill was replaced to update the statutory references and the specific list of crimes included in Class A3 and Class B3 offenses.

The bill's title was amended to remove references to repealed sections and to clarify that certain crimes are being deleted from the list of Class B3 offenses.

The effective date for the new classifications remains January 1, 2026, but the specific crimes subject to these classifications were updated.