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9/2/2004 - State Supreme Court Candidates Interviewed:
Kirkwood Republican Richard Byrd chairs the House Judiciary Committee. He says Holden will probably appoint a democrat, making the division in the court 5 Democrats to 2 Republicans. The court's power makes the partisan divide important.
5/13/2004 - Veto Override of Liability Lawsuit Legislation Fails:
The bill sponsor, Republican Representative Richard Byrd says the skyrocketing insurance rates are driving doctors out of Missouri.
5/11/2004 - Legislature passes DNA profiling bill:
House Judiciary Chair Richard Byrd says he disagrees and Missouri needs the bill requiring convicted felons to provide a DNA sample.
4/27/2004 - Governor Vetoes Liability Lawsuit Legislation:
Republican Representative Richard Byrd sponsored the bill that the governor vetoed.
4/19/2004 - House passes bill to cap medical malpractice lawsuit awards.:
Bill sponsor Richard Byrd says it would ease malpractice insurance costs for doctors.
3/2/2004 - The Missouri House began debate on a bill that would limit liability lawsuits and awards.:
The bill's sponsor, Republican Richard Byrd from Kirkwood, says these steps will reduce medical malpractice insurance premiums for doctors without blocking malpractice claims.
3/11/2004 - Bill goes to Senate that limits lawsuit damages:
St. Louis County Reo. Richard Byrd is the sponsor of the bill. He says that medical malpractice suits are limiting access to health care.
2/26/2004 - Holden vetoes legislation that would have allowed workers to opt out of union dues:
Representative Richard Byrd, a Republican and the bill's sponsor, says the governor is pandering to his union supporters and hurting state workers and their families.
2/25/2004 - Bill proposed to upgrade Missouri's open meetings law and access to public records:
The bill has bipartisan support in the House and similar measures have been proposed in the Senate by Republican senators. Chair of the Judiciary Committee Rep. Richard Byrd, R-Kirkwood, complimented Harris on the proposed measure.
2/11/2004 - House Judiciary Committee passes a measure to restrict liability lawsuit awards:
The House Judiciary Committee Chair -- Rep. Richard Byrd, R-St. Louis County -- argued that medical malpractice insurance regulation and lawsuit award limits should be considered in separate bills.
1/20/2004 - House debates union fees:
St. Louis County Representative Richard Byrd sponsored the House bill to kill the plan.
1/13/2004 - Union Fee Ban Advances:
"This is a very unusual step we're having to take," said Richard Byrd, R-St. Louis County. "This is it."
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