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        |  | A BILL TO BE ENTITLED | 
      
        |  | AN ACT | 
      
        |  | relating to detentions during motor vehicle stops for the purpose | 
      
        |  | of determining the identity of persons operating the vehicles. | 
      
        |  | BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS: | 
      
        |  | SECTION 1.  Chapter 2, Code of Criminal Procedure, is | 
      
        |  | amended by adding Article 2.32 to read as follows: | 
      
        |  | Art. 2.32.  DETERMINING IDENTITY DURING MOTOR VEHICLE STOP. | 
      
        |  | (a)  In this article, "motor vehicle stop" means an occasion in | 
      
        |  | which a peace officer stops a motor vehicle based on the officer's | 
      
        |  | reasonable suspicion of an alleged violation of a law or ordinance. | 
      
        |  | (b)  For purposes of accurately determining the person's | 
      
        |  | identity, a peace officer who makes a motor vehicle stop may detain | 
      
        |  | the person operating the motor vehicle if the person operating the | 
      
        |  | motor vehicle: | 
      
        |  | (1)  fails to provide to the officer during the stop: | 
      
        |  | (A)  a driver's license issued to the person under | 
      
        |  | Chapter 521 or 522, Transportation Code; | 
      
        |  | (B)  a driver's license or commercial driver's | 
      
        |  | license issued to the person by another state; | 
      
        |  | (C)  a United States passport issued to the | 
      
        |  | person; or | 
      
        |  | (D)  any other form of photographic | 
      
        |  | identification issued to the person by a governmental entity; or | 
      
        |  | (2)  instead of providing a form of identification | 
      
        |  | described by Subdivision (1), provides one fingerprint from each | 
      
        |  | hand of the person. | 
      
        |  | (c)  A peace officer may request a person operating a motor | 
      
        |  | vehicle to provide one fingerprint from each hand if the person | 
      
        |  | fails to provide a form of identification described by Subsection | 
      
        |  | (b)(1). | 
      
        |  | (d)  A peace officer may detain a person under Subsection (b) | 
      
        |  | only for the period that is reasonably necessary to accurately | 
      
        |  | determine the person's identity and, notwithstanding any other law, | 
      
        |  | may not arrest the person under state law solely for the person's | 
      
        |  | failure to provide the identifying information described by that | 
      
        |  | subsection. | 
      
        |  | (e)  This article does not prevent a peace officer from | 
      
        |  | obtaining fingerprints through any other lawful means. | 
      
        |  | SECTION 2.  This Act takes effect immediately if it receives | 
      
        |  | a vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to each house, as | 
      
        |  | provided by Section 39, Article III, Texas Constitution.  If this | 
      
        |  | Act does not receive the vote necessary for immediate effect, this | 
      
        |  | Act takes effect September 1, 2013. |