Qualifying offense means an offense described in Subsection 80-6-502(1)(b).

Qualifying offense means an offense described in Sections 78A-3-703.2 and 78A-3-703.3.

Qualifying offense means the same as that term is defined in Section 78B-7-801.

Examples of Qualifying offense in a sentence

Qualifying offense classification shall occur at disposition or upon discharge of a treatment facility pursuant to Ohio Revised Code.
Qualifying offense" means an offense described in [Subsection 80-6-503(1) or(2)(b)] Section 80-6-503.

More Definitions of Qualifying offense

Qualifying offense means a misdemeanor or Class D felony that is not:

Qualifying offense means an offense described in Sections 80-6-502 and 80-6-503.

Qualifying offense means a misdemeanor or class 6

Qualifying offense means any felony offense as described in §15-2B-6 of this code or any offense requiring a person to register as a sex offender under this code or the federal law. For the purpose of this article, a person found not guilty of a qualifying offense by reason of insanity or mental disease or defect shall be required to provide a DNA sample in accordance with this article.

Qualifying offense means a capital offense, a Class A felony, a Class B felony resulting in death or serious physical injury, or a violation of KRS 510.040 or 510.070;

Qualifying offense means any felony offense as defined in

Qualifying offense means any felony offense as described in §15-2B-6 of this code