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| January 24, 2005 - January 30, 2005 | Volume
3 Issue 4 |
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In
the Capitol 2/2/05
House Judiciary
Complete Committee Meeting List Capitol Agenda Legislation
Introduced 1/25 – 1/26
HB 4007 Occupations; collection practices; exemption in occupational code for private entities operating a bad check pretrial diversion program from collection agency licensure requirements; create. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4006'05 HB 4025 Courts; district court; bond for district court magistrates; require to be filed with local funding unit. HB 4039 Family law; child support; option for tether in lieu of jail time for certain individuals with child support arrearage; provide for. HB 4050 Corrections; state facilities; telephone system for state correctional facilities; impose requirements. HB 4054 Courts; juries; juror qualification questionnaires; omit requirement of sending to certain individuals disqualified from jury service. HB 4062 Counties; other; transcript fees; increase. HB 4069 Crimes; other; crime of assaulting or obstructing officer; expand to include the providing of false information to a peace officer. SB 33 Civil procedure; costs and fees; transcript fee; increase. SB 40 Civil rights; racial discrimination; racial profiling and report statistics act; include under Elliott-Larsen civil rights act. TIE BAR WITH: SB 0041'05, SB 0042'05 SB 41 Civil rights; racial discrimination; racial profiling; define, and regulate the use of traffic stop reporting forms for the collection of data. TIE BAR WITH: SB 0040'05, SB 0042'05 SB 42 Law enforcement; training; racial diversity training; establish and require officers to attend. TIE BAR WITH: SB 0040'05, SB 0041'05 SB 60 Family law; child custody; custody action by third person; add incapacitated parent as basis for action. SB 86 Corrections; prisoners; HIV, AIDS, and hepatitis C testing as a condition of release on parole or release upon completion of sentence; require. Of
General Interest HB 4061 Townships; employees and officers; procedure for recalling an elected official; revise. HJR A Legislature; legislators; term limits for state representatives; revise to four 2-year terms. SB 31 Campaign finance; statements and reports; campaign statements; increase penalty for failing to file. SB 63 Elections; absent voters; absent voter ballot; allow first-time voters to utilize. SB 82 Elections; candidates; requirement for candidates to be registered voters for certain period of time before filing for office; provide for. SB 84 Campaign finance; statements and reports; campaign finance reports from candidates for local elective offices; require to be available on-line. |
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