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2002 Legislation Sponsored by Rep. Jolly

2002 Regular Session Legislation
Sponsored by Representative Cathy Jolly

SPONSOR

HB1076

Increases the time persons arrested for felonies may be held without a charge to thirty-two hours.

HB1076 -- (LR# 2557L.01I)

JUDICIARY

Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1077

Expands the requirement for registration of sex offenders.

HCS HB 1077, 1187 & 1579 -- (LR# 2920L.04C)

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1225

Makes certain crimes dangerous felonies.

HB1225 -- (LR# 3114L.01I)

CRIMINAL LAW

Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1312

Allows enhanced punishment for sexual misconduct when offender has prior conviction in another state.

HB1312 -- (LR# 2922L.02I)

CRIMINAL LAW

Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS

HB1329

Revises law on child victims of sex offenses.

HB1329 -- (LR# 2923L.01I)

CRIMINAL LAW

Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1483

Adds firefighters to assault of a law enforcement officer in all degrees and revises elements of the offense and some punishment.

HB1483 -- (LR# 3370L.01I)

CRIMINAL LAW

Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1758

Requires that any canine acquired by a law enforcement agency after July 1, 2002, must be trained and certified along with its handler before it can be used.

HB1758 -- (LR# 4201L.02I)

PUBLIC SAFETY, LAW ENFORCEMENT AND VETERAN AFFAIRS

Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS

HB1759

Clarifies the crime of passing a bad check.

HB1759 -- (LR# 4108L.02I)

CRIMINAL LAW

Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1943

Requires each additional one thousand dollars of support arrearage accrued in excess of five thousand dollars to be charged as a separate criminal nonsupport offense.

HB1943 -- (LR# 3620L.03I)

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

COSPONSOR

HB1187

Expands the requirement for registration of sex offenders.

HCS HB 1077, 1187 & 1579 -- (LR# 2920L.04C)

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1227

Creates the crime of enticement of a child.

HB1227 -- (LR# 2921L.03I)

CRIMINAL LAW

Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1229

Creates various sexual misconduct crimes.

HB1229 -- (LR# 2933L.01I)

Withdrawn (H)

HB1232

Requires registration of kegs of intoxicating liquor.

HB1232 -- (LR# 3283L.01I)

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1501

Sets restrictions for payday loans.

HB1501 -- (LR# 3776L.01I)

BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1700

Revises criminal laws.

HS HCS HB 1577, 1760, 1433, 1430, 1029 & 1700 -- (LR# 4020L.06P)

SENATE JUDICIARY

Public Hearing Held (S)

HB1804

Requires payday lenders to disclose in all advertising the maximum amount of fees and interest they are currently charging.

HB1804 -- (LR# 3893L.04I)

Referred: Banks and Financial Institutions (H)
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2002 Regular Session Legislation Sponsored by Representative Cathy Jolly

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2002 Regular Session Legislation
Sponsored by Representative Cathy Jolly