Tue 2/21/17 1:30pm - LP 31, House Criminal Justice Subcommittee
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MEMBERS:
CHAIR T. Goins (R); R. Akbari (D); M. Curcio (R); S. Jones (D); W. Lamberth
(R); J. VanHuss (R)
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HB418
Akbari R.
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CRIMINAL
LAW: Reduces expunction fee for criminal convictions. Reduces the
expunction fee for criminal convictions from $350 to $180. Changes allocation
of fee proceeds.
SB1245 - M. Norris - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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HB577
Curcio M.
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JUDICIARY:
Expunction of a juvenile record. Requires expunction of juvenile
records that would be misdemeanors if committed by an adult upon petition by
the child following one year's time. Requires an adjudicating court to inform
a child upon reaching 17 years of age of the need to petition for expunction
and to provide the child with a petition form.
SB1244 - M. Norris - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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HB578
Crawford J.
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JUDICIARY:
Expunction of a juvenile record. Requires expunction of juvenile
records that would be misdemeanors if committed by an adult upon petition by
the child following one year's time. Requires an adjudicating court to inform
a child of the need to petition for expunction and to provide the child with
a petition form.
SB1243 - M. Norris - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Wed 2/22/17 1:30pm - LP 31, House Civil Justice Subcommittee
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MEMBERS:
CHAIR M. Carter (R); B. Beck (D); G. Casada (R); M. Daniel (R); A. Farmer
(R); G. Hardaway (D); D. Moody (R)
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3.
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HB752
Goins T.
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JUDICIARY:
Permits person who is granted an order of protection to carry a handgun. Permits
a person who is granted an order of protection and who is not otherwise
prohibited from purchasing, possessing, or transporting a firearm to carry a
handgun for 60 days after the initial order of protection is issued.
SB983 - D. Gresham - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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HB745
Powers D.
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EDUCATION:
Carrying of handguns by employees at public institutions of higher education.
Allows security guards who are employed on a part-time basis by a public
institution of higher education and who are handgun carry permit holders to
carry a handgun on campus.
SB975 - F. Niceley - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Education Committee.
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HB884
Matheny J.
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CRIMINAL
LAW: Carrying of firearms by the holder of a valid handgun carry permit. Allows
the holder of a valid handgun permit to carry firearms at all times and
places within Tennessee unless the permit holder is consuming an alcoholic
beverage, is under the influence of a controlled substance, is attending a
judicial proceeding, or is on school grounds and has not notified school
administration.
SB1341 - P. Bailey - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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HB363
Zachary J.
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CRIMINAL
LAW: Possession of firearms in certain places. Authorizes a handgun
carry permit holder to carry a handgun into government-operated buildings
unless there are metal detectors and armed security guards stationed at all
public entrances.
SB653 - F. Niceley - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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HB688
VanHuss J.
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CRIMINAL
LAW: Possession of a firearm or firearm ammunition. Allows a person
to carry and have a firearm, loaded firearm, or firearm ammunition in a motor
vehicle, recreational vehicle, or motorized boat, if the person is not
prohibited from possessing or receiving a firearm, and is in lawful
possession of the motor vehicle, recreational vehicle, or motorized boat.
Excludes from the exception, a motor vehicle, recreational vehicle, or motorized
boat that is owned or leased by a governmental or private entity that has
adopted a written policy prohibiting firearms or ammunition not required for
employment within the motor vehicle, recreational vehicle, or motorized boat.
SB1339 - P. Bailey - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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HB1006
Holt A.
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CRIMINAL
LAW: Civil and criminal immunity - use of force in self-defense. Establishes
criminal and civil immunity for a person who uses or threatens force in
self-defense, defense of another, or defense from a person committing
criminal offense. However, excludes immunity if a person is a law enforcement
officer during discharge of the officer's duties and the person knows the
person against whom force is used is a law enforcement officer.
SB861 - K. Roberts - 02/13/17 - Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee.
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