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2002 Bill(s) * HB 1076Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H JudiciaryDescription: Extend time can hold a person without charges from 24 to 32 hours and allow it for all felonies. Official legislative description and status
* HCS HB 1077Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H PerfDescription: Expand sex offender registration requirements to offenders from other states. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H Criminal LawDescription: Expand dangerous felony to include statutory rape of young child that pertains to punishment provisions. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H Criminal LawDescription: Include a sexual misconduct conviction in another state as a prior offense that carries a felony sentence for a repeat. Official legislative description and status
* HB 1329Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H Criminal LawDescription: Exclude the defendant when child testifies in various sex offense cases. Create several new child molestation crimes. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H Criminal LawDescription: Extend crime of assault on a cop to include firefighters. And expand the definition of the crime. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H Public SafetyDescription: Require a dog be trained before use in law enforcement. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H Criminal LawDescription: Exempt bad check crime if the payee knew there were insufficient funds when the check was accepted. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Jolly, Cathy Status: H Criminal LawDescription: Allow separate counts for criminal nonsupport, rather than treating it as continuous offense. Official legislative description and status
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