Judiciary
Senate9 members · 54 bills referred · 60 committee votes
Bills
54
Enacted
37
Dead
12
Vote Pass Rate
98%
Pipeline Breakdown
Enacted37
At Governor2
Dead12
Bills (54)
HB1009Enacted
revise provisions regarding failure to comply with outpatient commitment or treatment orders.
HB1012At Governor
correct technical errors in statutory cross-references.
HB1013At Governor
correct technical errors in statutory cross-references.
HB1014Enacted
place certain substances on the controlled substances schedule and to declare an emergency.
HB1047Enacted
revise certain provisions regarding human trafficking.
HB1065Enacted
revise drone surveillance protections.
HB1067Enacted
modify certain provisions regarding notice, service, and execution of judgments in forceable entry and detainer actions.
HB1068Enacted
include out-of-state convictions for the basis of an enhanced penalty for the crime of stalking.
HB1074Enacted
revise certain provisions regarding the required time that sexual assault kits be preserved.
HB1088Enacted
create a penalty for violation of a vulnerable adult protection order and to revise certain provisions regarding protection orders.
HB1089Enacted
provide for the discharge of certain persons who received a suspended imposition of sentence for a misdemeanor.
HB1092Enacted
provide for an assumption of risk by any person engaged in off-road vehicle activity and to limit the liability of the renters of off-road vehicles under certain circumstances.
HB1094Enacted
repeal certain provisions regarding permits for concealed pistols.
HB1103Enacted
authorize the forensic medical examination of certain minor victims without parental or guardian consent.
HB1108Enacted
adopt the Uniform Civil Remedies for Unauthorized Disclosure of Intimate Images Act.
HB1117Enacted
repeal and revise certain provisions regarding riot, to establish the crime of incitement to riot, and to revise provisions regarding civil liability for riot and riot boosting.
HB1123Enacted
revise provisions regarding termination of a lease by a victim of alleged domestic abuse.
HB1133Dead
provide a rebuttable presumption in favor of joint physical custody of a minor child.
HB1138Enacted
establish shooting course requirements for current or former law enforcement officers seeking an enhanced permit to carry a concealed pistol.
HB1140Enacted
provide for a regular review of parenting guidelines.
HB1169Enacted
prohibit the use of certain electronic devices while driving.
HB1205Enacted
revise provisions regarding a custodial parent relocating a minor child.
HB1206Enacted
revise certain provisions regarding the commitment of a delinquent child to the Department of Corrections.
HB1207Enacted
extend the termination date for the Juvenile Justice Public Safety Oversight Council.
HB1246Enacted
revise the attorney's fees allowed in a retaliation action against a lessor.
SB114Dead
require an incentive program to provide diversion opportunities for certain substance abuse offenses.
SB115Dead
revise the penalty for the ingestion of certain controlled substances.
SB120Enacted
establish exceptions regarding the possession of a pistol by a minor.
SB121Tabled
revise parenting guidelines and repeal Supreme Court authority to promulgate guidelines.
SB126Dead
provide civil remedies for certain construction permits issued by the Public Utilities Commission.
SB138Dead
amend parole provisions regarding life sentences.
SB148Enacted
adopt the Uniform Power of Attorney Act.
SB164Enacted
revise the penalties and provisions regarding approaching stopped vehicles.
SB169Enacted
authorize the possession of a concealed pistol by employees in county courthouses.
SB172Dead
revise provisions regarding civil forfeiture.
SB176Enacted
provide for the seizure and holding of real property as evidence.
SB25Enacted
establish certain requirements to maintain state compliance with the Master Settlement Agreement.
SB26Enacted
increase the assessment of liquidated court costs and to revise the disposition of the funds collected.
SB27Enacted
establish a missing persons clearinghouse.
SB51Tabled
authorize the possession of a concealed pistol by employees in county courthouses.
SB6Dead
revise certain conditions under which presumptive probation may be applied.
SB64Dead
prohibit capital punishment for any person suffering from a severe mental illness.
SB65Enacted
revise certain provisions pertaining to trusts.
SB7Tabled
revise the eligibility for presumptive probation.
SB71Enacted
revise the offenses for which an order for interception of communications may be granted.
SB73Enacted
exempt certain persons from the requirement to publish name changes.
SB78Dead
increase funding for court appointed special advocates.
SB80Enacted
revise certain sheriff's fees and costs.
SB82Dead
provide for a risk protection order authorizing the seizure of firearms and ammunition.
SB86Dead
establish limitations applicable to initial family assessments.
SB89Enacted
revise provisions regarding victim's rights.
SB95Dead
modify certain provisions regarding the repayment of restitution.
SB96Enacted
prohibit the denial of benefits based solely on a controlled substance felony.
SB98Enacted
extend the notification period for possession of a concealed pistol in the state capitol.
Voting History (60)
| Bill | Result |
|---|---|
| HB1088 create a penalty for violation of a vulnerable adult protection order and to revise certain provisions regarding protection orders. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1092 provide for an assumption of risk by any person engaged in off-road vehicle activity and to limit the liability of the renters of off-road vehicles under certain circumstances. | Passed (4-2) |
| HB1133 provide a rebuttable presumption in favor of joint physical custody of a minor child. | Passed (5-2) |
| HB1140 provide for a regular review of parenting guidelines. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1205 revise provisions regarding a custodial parent relocating a minor child. | Passed (6-0) |
| HB1206 revise certain provisions regarding the commitment of a delinquent child to the Department of Corrections. | Passed (6-0) |
| HB1246 revise the attorney's fees allowed in a retaliation action against a lessor. | Passed (6-0) |
| HB1089 provide for the discharge of certain persons who received a suspended imposition of sentence for a misdemeanor. | Passed (4-0) |
| HB1103 authorize the forensic medical examination of certain minor victims without parental or guardian consent. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1108 adopt the Uniform Civil Remedies for Unauthorized Disclosure of Intimate Images Act. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1123 revise provisions regarding termination of a lease by a victim of alleged domestic abuse. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1138 establish shooting course requirements for current or former law enforcement officers seeking an enhanced permit to carry a concealed pistol. | Passed (5-0) |
| HB1207 extend the termination date for the Juvenile Justice Public Safety Oversight Council. | Passed (4-1) |
| HB1067 modify certain provisions regarding notice, service, and execution of judgments in forceable entry and detainer actions. | Passed (4-2) |
| HB1068 include out-of-state convictions for the basis of an enhanced penalty for the crime of stalking. | Passed (6-0) |
| HB1094 repeal certain provisions regarding permits for concealed pistols. | Passed (4-2) |
| HB1117 repeal and revise certain provisions regarding riot, to establish the crime of incitement to riot, and to revise provisions regarding civil liability for riot and riot boosting. | Passed (6-1) |
| HB1169 prohibit the use of certain electronic devices while driving. | Passed (4-3) |
| HB1009 revise provisions regarding failure to comply with outpatient commitment or treatment orders. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1012 correct technical errors in statutory cross-references. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1013 correct technical errors in statutory cross-references. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1014 place certain substances on the controlled substances schedule and to declare an emergency. | Passed (7-0) |
| HB1065 revise drone surveillance protections. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB121 revise parenting guidelines and repeal Supreme Court authority to promulgate guidelines. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB138 amend parole provisions regarding life sentences. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB164 revise the penalties and provisions regarding approaching stopped vehicles. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB172 revise provisions regarding civil forfeiture. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB7 revise the eligibility for presumptive probation. | Passed (5-0) |
| SB114 require an incentive program to provide diversion opportunities for certain substance abuse offenses. | Passed (4-3) |
| SB115 revise the penalty for the ingestion of certain controlled substances. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB169 authorize the possession of a concealed pistol by employees in county courthouses. | Passed (4-1) |
| SB6 revise certain conditions under which presumptive probation may be applied. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB64 prohibit capital punishment for any person suffering from a severe mental illness. | Failed (3-4) |
| SB64 prohibit capital punishment for any person suffering from a severe mental illness. | Passed (4-3) |
| HB1047 revise certain provisions regarding human trafficking. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB148 adopt the Uniform Power of Attorney Act. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB176 provide for the seizure and holding of real property as evidence. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB96 prohibit the denial of benefits based solely on a controlled substance felony. | Passed (6-1) |
| HB1074 revise certain provisions regarding the required time that sexual assault kits be preserved. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB95 modify certain provisions regarding the repayment of restitution. | Passed (4-2) |
| SB120 establish exceptions regarding the possession of a pistol by a minor. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB126 provide civil remedies for certain construction permits issued by the Public Utilities Commission. | Passed (5-1) |
| SB46 revise provisions related to the restoration to competency of criminal defendants. | Passed (6-1) |
| SB65 revise certain provisions pertaining to trusts. | Passed (6-1) |
| SB80 revise certain sheriff's fees and costs. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB98 extend the notification period for possession of a concealed pistol in the state capitol. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB51 authorize the possession of a concealed pistol by employees in county courthouses. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB82 provide for a risk protection order authorizing the seizure of firearms and ammunition. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB89 revise provisions regarding victim's rights. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB47 revise certain provisions regarding sex offender registration statutes. | Passed (5-2) |
| SB71 revise the offenses for which an order for interception of communications may be granted. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB73 exempt certain persons from the requirement to publish name changes. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB51 authorize the possession of a concealed pistol by employees in county courthouses. | Passed (6-1) |
| SB51 authorize the possession of a concealed pistol by employees in county courthouses. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB51 authorize the possession of a concealed pistol by employees in county courthouses. | Passed (6-1) |
| SB51 authorize the possession of a concealed pistol by employees in county courthouses. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB26 increase the assessment of liquidated court costs and to revise the disposition of the funds collected. | Passed (6-1) |
| SB44 authorize the use of crime victims' compensation funds to reimburse law enforcement for certain emergency expenses incurred for victims. | Passed (7-0) |
| SB25 establish certain requirements to maintain state compliance with the Master Settlement Agreement. | Passed (6-0) |
| SB27 establish a missing persons clearinghouse. | Passed (7-0) |