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House Bill 25-1073, strengthens criminal sentencing for individuals convicted of sexual assault on a child.

 

Requiring mandatory minimum periods of incarceration for offenders convicted of Class 3 and Class 4 felonies, the bill seeks to ensure that these crimes are met with severe consequences. It eliminates the possibility of probation for these offenders, instead mandating indeterminate prison sentences ranging from the presumptive minimum to the offender’s natural life.
 

This legislation addresses crimes of sexual assault on children under 15 years of age and offenses committed by individuals in positions of trust over minors. By increasing accountability, the bill prioritizes the protection of vulnerable children and the safety of communities.

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FACT SHEET: HB25-1073 –Protections Against Child Rape

HB25-1073, introduced by Rep. Brandi Bradley and Rep. Regina English, strengthens sentencing laws for those convicted of sexually assaulting a child. This bill ensures that offenders face mandatory incarceration, eliminating the possibility of probation and reinforcing the justice system’s commitment to protecting children.

Why This Bill Matters

✔ Protecting Children

– Ensures that predators face real consequences, prioritizing the safety and well-being of Colorado’s children.
✔ Closing Legal Loopholes

– Courts currently have discretion to sentence offenders to probation instead of prison. HB25-1073 eliminates that option.
✔ Deterring Future Crimes

– Strengthening sentences sends a clear message that crimes against children will not be tolerated.
✔ Aligning with Community Values

– Families deserve a justice system that holds child predators accountable.

Key Provisions of HB25-1073

✅ Mandatory Prison Sentences

– Offenders will no longer be eligible for probation. Sentences will range from 2 years to life, depending on the severity of the crime. 

  • Class 4 felony offenders: 2 years to life in prison.

  • Class 3 felony offenders: 4 years to life in prison.

✅ Stronger Penalties for Trusted Individuals

– Those in positions of trust (teachers, coaches, clergy, etc.) will face stricter sentencing.
✅ Indeterminate Sentences

– Ensures that dangerous individuals remain incarcerated for as long as necessary to protect the public.

Talking Points

🔹 Justice for victims means real consequences for offenders. This bill ensures that convicted child predators serve time behind bars.
🔹 Protecting our children is not a partisan issue. HB25-1073 is about safeguarding families, not politics.
🔹 Stronger laws create safer communities. Ensuring offenders serve time keeps predators off our streets.
🔹 Trust must not be betrayed. Those who exploit children while in positions of power will face the full weight of the law.

How You Can Help

✔ Contact Your Legislators – Urge them to support HB25-1073.
✔ Spread Awareness – Share this fact sheet and discuss the bill with your community.
✔ Show Up & Speak Out – Attend legislative hearings and voice your support.
✔ Engage on Social Media – Use #ProtectOurChildren and #HB25-1073 to advocate online.

Impact on Our Communities

  • Greater security for families, knowing that convicted offenders cannot receive lenient sentences.

  • A stronger deterrent against child exploitation, making penalties severe and unavoidable.

  • A justice system that reflects community values of safety, accountability, and protection for the innocent.

 

Now is the time to stand for justice, safety, and the protection of our children. Support HB25-1073 and help ensure that those who prey on the vulnerable face the consequences they deserve.

WHY YOU NEED TO SHOW UP – WED. MARCH 12TH

Show up because your presence sends a strong message to lawmakers that this issue matters to the community. Legislators take notice when constituents fill the room in support of a bill—it demonstrates public demand for action.

🚨 Hold lawmakers accountable

– Show them that protecting children from sexual predators is a priority.

🚨 Give victims a voice

– Survivors and their families deserve justice, and this bill ensures real consequences for offenders.

 

🚨 Counter opposition

– The Left often shows up in force; we need to be louder in defending children.

 

🚨 Encourage committee members to vote yes

– Seeing a strong turnout can influence undecided legislators to support the bill.

📅 Show up to the Judiciary Committee Hearing

🏛 Attend in person or virtually to show your support!
🗓 Date: March 12th
⏰ Time: Meeting starts at 1:30 PM, HB25-1073 will likely be heard after 3 PM.
🏛 Attend in person or virtually to show your support!

Sponsor: Bradley & English

Committee: Judiciary 

Date & Time: 3/12/2025 1:30pm 

Every person who attends or emails makes a difference. Let’s make it clear: Colorado stands against predators, and we demand justice for victims. Together, we can ensure justice for victims and keep our communities safe!

Bring your family, your friends, and your voice. We MUST make our voices heard.​

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Colorado House District 39 Representative Brandi Bradley

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