Nevaeh Youth Sports Safety Act.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
Assembly Bill 387, the Nevaeh Youth Sports Safety Act, expands access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs) for youth athletes. It requires youth sports organizations to ensure athletes have access to an AED during practices and matches, either at a location with an existing AED or at a public or private facility with permanent sports infrastructure. The bill also prohibits probation officers from being selected for jury duty in criminal cases.
Key provisions
- Requires youth sports organizations to provide access to AEDs during practices and matches.
- Allows AEDs to be used at locations with existing AEDs or permanent sports facilities.
- Mandates that public or private facilities with sports infrastructure procure and maintain AEDs.
- Prohibits the selection of probation officers for jury duty in criminal matters.
Who is affected
- Youth athletes
- Youth sports organizations
- Public and private facilities with sports infrastructure
- Probation officers
- Potential jurors
Notable changes
- Expands the requirement for AED access beyond just facilities with existing AEDs.
- Adds a requirement for facilities with permanent sports infrastructure to procure and maintain AEDs.
- Introduces a new prohibition on the selection of probation officers for criminal jury duty.
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