Felony reclassification; modifying classifications for certain crimes; effective date.

Class A3 felony list was renumbered and modified - several crimes were removed from the list including 'Shooting with the intent to kill' and 'Assault and battery with a deadly weapon' which were previously included.

Class B1 felony list was renumbered and modified - crimes like 'Accessory to murder in the second degree' and 'Rescuing or attempting to rescue a prisoner' remain but the numbering and structure changed.

Some crimes in the Class A3 list were renumbered and reorganized, with certain offenses like 'Using a vehicle to facilitate intentional discharge of a firearm' appearing in different positions.

Header information was updated to reflect Floor Version status with new sponsor attribution including Senate member Rader.

Formatting and layout changes including line breaks, spacing, and page number reorganization between the enrolled and committee substitute versions.

Reclassified aiding suicide, certain sodomy offenses, and child neglect from Class A3 to Class B1 felonies, reducing maximum penalties for these crimes.

Added terrorism, conspiracy to commit terrorism, and advocacy of overthrowing the US government on school campuses to Class A3 felonies.

Added requirement for jury instructions related to felony reclassification in certain cases.

Updated statutory citations to include Section 20Q in addition to previously listed sections.

Header information changed from 'ENGROSSED HOUSE' to 'ENROLLED HOUSE' indicating the bill has completed all legislative stages and is in its final form ready for gubernatorial action.

Page numbering and formatting were adjusted to match the enrolled version's official layout requirements.

A subject line was added ('SUBJECT: Felony reclassifications') in the enrolled version for administrative clarity.