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Separate but similar initiative receives abbreviated review; proponents confirm single-subject focus on child-assault sentencing

April 04, 2025 | 2025 Legislature CO, Colorado

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Separate but similar initiative receives abbreviated review; proponents confirm single-subject focus on child-assault sentencing
Reviewers conducted an abbreviated review of Proposed Initiative 60 on April 4, describing purposes that largely mirror those of Proposed Initiative 59: requiring indeterminate incarceration for certain child sexual assault convictions, prohibiting probation, and raising the minimum sentence for Internet luring intended to facilitate commercial sexual activity with a child.

Julianne Jensen and legal staff summarized the measure. Proponents again said the single subject is minimum sentencing guidelines for certain child sexual-assault allegations and convictions. The hearing was brief and reviewers had no additional technical comments beyond those raised in the earlier session for a similar initiative; the proponents confirmed they had no further questions.

The session closed after staff reiterated that technical comments in the memorandum should be considered; this hearing is advisory and does not enact the proposal.

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