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Last Updated: February 23, 2011
House Bill 2246: Mandatory Paternity Testing
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Representative McCray-Miller Summary:
This bill would require any child born in the state of Kansas to submit to genetic tests to determine the child's paternity. Children born in a hospital would have to submit to testing prior to leaving the hospital, and children born elsewhere than a hospital would have to submit to testing within 10 days of birth.
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Status:
2/9/2011 - Introduced
2/10/2011 - Referred to House Committee on Judiciary
This bill failed to exit committee before the session ended, and is now dead.
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