Discovery - Disclosures Regarding Anonymous Internet Communications [HB-1221]
Providing that, in a specified civil action in which a party alleges that an anonymous individual has engaged in Internet communications that are tortious, a party seeking information identifying the anonymous communicator shall file a specified subpoena and supporting materials in the court under specified circumstances; requiring the party to include a copy of communications that are the subject of the subpoena; requiring the party to serve specified documents on and provide specified payment to a specified person; etc.
HB-1221: Discovery - Disclosures Regarding Anonymous Internet Communications
Sponsored by: Rep. Glen Glass
Unfavorable Report By Judiciary; Withdrawn on 03/13/2014
Criminal Procedure - Pretrial Release - Charge by Summons [HB-1186]
Providing that a court or clerk's office that is in session or open on a weekend or holiday for a specified purpose is not in session or open for any other purpose or function; repealing a provision of law authorizing a District Court commissioner to set bond or commit persons to jail in default of bond or release them on personal recognizance if circumstances warrant; requiring a police officer to submit a specified statement of charges, serve a statement and summons, and release the defendant under specified circumstances; etc.
HB-1186: Criminal Procedure - Pretrial Release - Charge by Summons
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathleen Dumais
First Reading Senate Rules on 04/07/2014
Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief [HB-1182]
Authorizing a judge in a final protective order to order the respondent to remain a specified distance away from the residence, place of employment, school, or temporary residence of a person eligible for relief.
HB-1182: Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathleen Dumais
Hearing 3/25 At 1:00 P.m. on 03/25/2014
Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief [SB-731]
Authorizing a judge in a final protective order to order the respondent to remain a specified distance away from the residence, place of employment, school, or temporary residence of a person eligible for relief.
SB-731: Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief
Sponsored by: Sen. Karen Montgomery
Unfavorable Report By Judicial Proceedings on 03/12/2013
Evidence - Testimony by Spouse - Violation of Protective Order [SB-630]
Providing that the spouse of a person on trial for a violation of a protective order may be compelled to testify as an adverse witness if the spouse is the petitioner in the proceeding in which the protective order was issued.
SB-630: Evidence - Testimony by Spouse - Violation of Protective Order
Sponsored by: Sen. Nancy King
Unfavorable Report By Judicial Proceedings on 03/05/2013
Domestic Violence - Persons Eligible for Relief [SB-490]
Altering, for specified purposes relating to domestic violence, the definition of "person eligible for relief" to include an individual who has had a sexual relationship with the respondent.
SB-490: Domestic Violence - Persons Eligible for Relief
Sponsored by: Sen. Christopher Shank
Hearing 4/02 At 1:00 P.m. on 04/02/2013
Family Law - Domestic Violence - Permanent Final Protective Orders [SB-417]
Requiring a court to issue a permanent final protective order against an individual who is sentenced to, instead of who served, a term of imprisonment of at least 5 years for a specified act of abuse under specified circumstances and who has served at least 12 months of the sentence; altering the crimes, the commission of which subjects an individual to the issuance of a permanent final protective order against the individual in specified circumstances; etc.
SB-417: Family Law - Domestic Violence - Permanent Final Protective Orders
Sponsored by: Sen. Delores Kelley
Hearing 4/02 At 1:00 P.m. on 04/02/2013
Firearm Safety Act of 2013 [SB-281]
Establishing an exception to the prohibition against carrying a deadly weapon on public school property; making it a misdemeanor to possess or use specified firearm ammunition during the commission of a crime of violence; limiting the authorization for a person to wear, carry, or transport a handgun; designating specified firearms as assault weapons; prohibiting, with exceptions, a person from transporting an assault weapon into the State or possessing, selling, offering to sell, transferring, purchasing, or receiving an assault weapon; etc.
SB-281: Firearm Safety Act of 2013
Sponsored by: Sen. Delores Kelley
Approved By The Governor - Chapter 427 on 05/16/2013
Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief [HB-892]
Authorizing a judge, in a final protective order, to order the respondent to remain a specified distance away from the residence, place of employment, school, or temporary residence of a person eligible for relief.
HB-892: Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief
Sponsored by: Sen. Susan Lee
Unfavorable Report By Judiciary on 03/20/2013
Family Law - Domestic Violence - Permanent Final Protective Orders [HB-853]
Requiring a court to issue a permanent final protective order against an individual who is sentenced to serve, instead of who served, a term of imprisonment of at least 5 years for specified crimes under specified circumstances; adding the crime of assault in the second degree to the list of crimes, the commission of which subjects an individual to the issuance of a permanent final protective order against the individual in specified circumstances; etc.
HB-853: Family Law - Domestic Violence - Permanent Final Protective Orders
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathleen Dumais
Senators Forehand, Getty, And Frosh on 04/08/2013
Courts - Peace Orders - Acts Committed Against Employees [HB-189]
Altering the definition of "petitioner" under provisions of law relating to peace orders; authorizing a petitioner to file a petition for a peace order for specified acts against the petitioner's employee; authorizing a court to issue a peace order to protect a petitioner's employee under specified circumstances; etc.
HB-189: Courts - Peace Orders - Acts Committed Against Employees
Sponsored by: Sen. Brian Feldman
Unfavorable Report By Judiciary Withdrawn on 02/11/2013
Domestic Violence - Persons Eligible for Relief and Orders to Vacate Home [HB-1230]
Altering, for specified purposes relating to domestic violence, the definition of "person eligible for relief" to include an individual involved in a specified intimate relationship with the respondent and an individual who has had a sexual relationship with the respondent; expanding the instances in which a final protective order may order the respondent to vacate the home immediately and award temporary use and possession of the home to the person eligible for relief; etc.
HB-1230: Domestic Violence - Persons Eligible for Relief and Orders to Vacate Home
Sponsored by: Sen. Susan Lee
Hearing 2/28 At 1:00 P.m. on 02/28/2013
Evidence - Testimony by Spouse - Violation of Protective Order [HB-1037]
Providing that the spouse of a person on trial for a violation of a protective order may be compelled to testify as an adverse witness if the spouse is the petitioner in the proceeding in which the protective order was issued.
HB-1037: Evidence - Testimony by Spouse - Violation of Protective Order
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathleen Dumais
Unfavorable Report By Judiciary on 03/11/2013
Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief [SB-561]
Authorizing a judge, in a final protective order, to order the respondent to remain a specified distance away from the residence, place of employment, school, or temporary residence of a person eligible for relief.
SB-561: Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief
Sponsored by: Sen. Delores Kelley
Unfavorable Report By Judicial Proceedings on 03/19/2012
Domestic Violence - Persons Eligible for Relief and Orders to Vacate Home [SB-359]
Altering, for specified purposes relating to domestic violence, the definition of "person eligible for relief" to include an individual involved in a specified intimate dating relationship with the respondent and an individual who has had a sexual relationship with the respondent; expanding the instances in which a final protective order may order the respondent to vacate the home immediately and award temporary use and possession of the home to the person eligible for relief; etc.
SB-359: Domestic Violence - Persons Eligible for Relief and Orders to Vacate Home
Sponsored by: Sen. Victor Ramirez
Hearing 2/15 At 1:00 P.m. on 02/01/2012
Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief [HB-883]
Authorizing a judge, in a final protective order, to order the respondent to remain a specified distance away from the residence, place of employment, school, or temporary residence of a person eligible for relief.
HB-883: Family Law - Protective Orders - Additional Relief
Sponsored by: Rep. Sheila Hixson
Unfavorable Report By Judicial Proceedings on 04/04/2012