lifetime injunction; undesignated offenses

SB 1449 allows courts to temporarily treat certain class 6 felony convictions as misdemeanors during probation, but the offense remains classified as a felony for critical legal consequences like firearm restrictions, DNA collection, and sentencing enhancements. It directly affects defendants convicted of non-dangerous class 6 felonies who qualify for this temporary classification. The bill requires courts to formally reclassify such offenses as misdemeanors upon successful probation completion, while ensuring lifetime injunctions (prohibiting contact with victims) remain valid even if the conviction later gets downgraded. These changes apply to all relevant cases, including those where prosecutors or courts initially designated the offense as a misdemeanor.