RELATING TO JURISDICTION.

Establishes a minimum age of 14 years for a minor to be waived into adult court for murder or attempted murder charges.

Clarifies that the age threshold for waiving jurisdiction for other felonies applies to minors on or after their 14th birthday.

Requires the family court to retain jurisdiction if it finds by clear and convincing evidence that the minor was trafficked, sexually abused, or raped by the alleged victim in the case.

Rephrases the condition regarding intellectual disabilities or mental illness from 'no evidence the person is committable' to 'no evidence that the person is committable' for grammatical consistency.

Removed the ability for courts to waive jurisdiction over adults held for criminal proceedings, limiting the waiver power to minors only.

Removed the specific age threshold of 16 for waiving jurisdiction, allowing courts to consider minors as young as 14 for felony charges.

Changed the effective date of the law from immediate approval to July 1, 3000.

Updated bill metadata, including the bill number (CD1 to HD1), author name, and revision numbers.

Requires family courts to retain jurisdiction over a minor if the minor was trafficked, sexually abused, or raped by the alleged victim in the case before or during the commission of the offense.

Clarifies that the waiver of jurisdiction factors apply to acts committed during the person's minority.

Updated formatting, dates, and bill metadata to reflect the first committee draft version.