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93rd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Representative
Scott Lipke
District 157
Republican
Elected:
2002
Years Served:
8
Hometown:
Jackson
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HB 1309
- (3592L.01I)
Changes the laws regarding criminal forfeitures
HB 1310
- (3950L.01P)
Increases the penalty for failure to yield the right-of-way to an emergency vehicle resulting in the death of any emergency vehicle personnel while in the performance of his or her official duties
HB 1311
- (4003L.01I)
Adds certain moving violations to the list of infractions for which a court may order payment to the county law enforcement restitution fund
HB 1312
- (4300L.01I)
Changes the laws regarding the DNA profiling system
HB 1313
- (4298L.01I)
Allocates additional funding from the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund to certain recipients
HB 1314
- (3824L.01I)
Changes the penalty for enticement of a child to a term of imprisonment of not less than five years and not more than 30 years and makes offenders ineligible for probation or parole for five years
HB 1315
- (4019L.01I)
Requires foreign corporations to provide all records sought under a search warrant within five business days and gives immunity to corporations that provide records under a search warrant
HB 1316
- (3590L.03C)
Changes the laws regarding crime prevention
HB 1317
- (3678L.04P)
Requires that a photograph be taken of every incarcerated person and made available to the victim upon request and allows a victim to be represented by an appointed person during parole hearings
HB 1318
- (3949L.01I)
Revises the definition of "intoxication-related traffic offense" to include similar offenses from other states, federal violations, and military violations
HB 1319
- (3954L.01I)
Specifies that a driver's license can be revoked for two driving with excessive blood-alcohol content or one driving while intoxicated and one driving with excessive blood-alcohol content within five years
HB 1320
- (4087S.07F)
Authorizes the State Highway Patrol to conduct criminal background checks on gubernatorial appointees who are subject to Senate confirmation
HB 1321
- (4085L.01I)
Authorizes state agencies to conduct criminal background checks on certain applicants and employees
HB 1322
- (3823L.02P)
Allows a person determined to be actually innocent of a crime to receive $50 for each day of post-conviction incarceration and an automatic expungement of records
HB 1323
- (4299L.01I)
Requires licensed long-term care facilities to maintain at least $500,000 in medical malpractice insurance as a condition of licensure
HB 1324
- (3951L.01I)
Establishes the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act and the Electronic Recording Commission
HB 1698
- (4908L.17T)
Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders
HB 1857
- (5297L.01T)
Specifies that a prosecution is commenced for a misdemeanor or infraction when the information is filed and for a felony when the complaint is filed
HB 1858
- (5298L.01T)
Authorizes prosecuting and circuit attorneys to dismiss a complaint, information, or indictment without the consent of the court
HJR 55
- (5697L.01T)
Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting public officials from receiving any state pension if convicted of a felony, removed for misconduct, or impeached
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