| Bill |
Purpose |
Latest Action |
|
HB
1066 |
To prohibit sex offenders from
residing within a specified distance from certain
places where children are present. |
Deferred by committee chair. |
|
HB
1080 |
To restrict the use
of eminent domain. |
State Affairs Committee passed
11-0. Deferred to Jan. 25. |
|
HB
1086 |
To restrict the
rights of certain sex offenders related to adoption
or visitation of children. |
Scheduled for committee hearing
1/25/2006. |
|
HB
1132 |
To terminate
parental rights of persons convicted of rape or incest
and to restrict access to the child. |
Referred to House Judiciary
committee 1/19/2006. |
|
HB
1134 |
To to revise
certain provisions regarding the justifiable use of force. |
Referred to House Judiciary
committee 1/19/2006. |
|
HB
1153 |
To revise the
definition of a prohibited sexual act, adding a
specification. |
Referred to House Judiciary
committee 1/19/2006/ |
|
HB
1183 |
To provide
health insurance coverage for contraceptive drugs and
devices |
Scheduled for committee hearing
1/26/2006. |
|
HB
1194 |
To prohibit
the distribution of contraceptives to public school
students, to prohibit public school employees from
referring public school students to abortion or family
planning services |
Referred to House Education
committee 1/23/2006. |
|
HB
1215 |
To reinstate the
prohibition against certain acts causing the termination of
an unborn human life. |
Referred
to State Affairs committee 1/24/2006. |
|
HB
1217 |
To provide for the
clarification of sexual abstinence instruction |
Referred
to Education committee 1/24/2006. |
|
SB 1 |
To provide for the
mandatory withdrawal of blood or other bodily substances
subsequent to arrest for driving while under influence. |
Passed Senate
22-13. Referred to House
Judiciary committee 1/24/2006. |
|
SB 96 |
To exempt
religious organizations from sales and use taxes |
Scheduled for committee hearing
1/25/2006. |
|
SB 99 |
To establish a
task force to study sexual assault and to provide for
its composition, scope, and administration. |
Schedule for committee hearing
1/25/2006. |
|
SB 102 |
To provide for the
civil commitment of sexually violent predators. |
Referred to Senate Judiciary
committee 1/19/2006. |
|
SB 110 |
To require a
court to determine whether a child is granted an excuse
from school attendance under certain circumstances. |
Scheduled
for Senate Education committee hearing 1/26/2006. |
|
SB 117 |
To establish the
first day of the school year as the first Tuesday following
the first Monday in September. |
Deferred to 36th legislative
day by
5-1 committee vote (i.e. killed). |
|
SB 140 |
To establish
minimum sentencing and electronic monitoring
requirements for certain sex offenders. |
Referred to Senate Judiciary
committee 1/19/2006. |
|
SB 141 |
To revise
reporting requirements related to the registration and
monitoring of sex offenders. |
Referred to Senate Judiciary
committee 1/19/2006. |
|
SB 148 |
To revise certain
provisions regarding the sex offender registry and the
supervision of sex offenders. |
Schedule for committee hearing
1/25/2006. |
|
SB 150 |
To require the
state's participation in the National Sex Offender Public
Registry and to provide for the posting of a state
internet sex registry site. |
Scheduled for committee hearing
1/25/2006. |
|
SB 175 |
To provide "Plan
B" or "Morning After" pill to rape victims |
Referred to Health and Human
Services committee 1/23/2006 |
|
SB 196 |
To require
non-abstinence based sex ed in public schools. |
Introduced 1/24/2006. |
|
SR 1 |
Supporting the
nomination of Judge Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court of the
United States. |
Passed Senate
25-9. |
|
*Items in red indicate the latest action. |
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