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Tuesday, February 24, 2026·4h 55m·▶ Watch / Listen

House Judiciary spent the post-adjournment session cleaning up its municipal-jail oversight bill and advancing a measure to give judges discretion over pets in divorce cases, while the sponsor pulled a CBI fingerprint bill and the panel killed a tenant-protection measure on a five-vote Democratic dissent.

Key Actions

·Adding Municipal Jails to County Jail Oversight RequirementsPassed

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Notable Quotes

On a vote of nine to zero, House Bill 1108 has been postponed indefinitely. The shortest bill of the year we can do.

Javier Mabrey (Committee Chair) · witnessThe sponsor pulled her own CBI fingerprint-access bill before any of the signed-up legislatores could testify.

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Votes

Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (9)Lorena Garcia, Scott Slaugh, Yara Zokaie, Jennifer Bacon, Chad Clifford, Cecelia Espenoza, Javier Mabrey, Michael Carter, Matt Soper
No (2)Ava Flanell, Rebecca Keltie
Postponed indefinitely — bill killedAction
Yes (6)Cecelia Espenoza, Ava Flanell, Rebecca Keltie, Scott Slaugh, Matt Soper, Michael Carter
No (5)Jennifer Bacon, Chad Clifford, Lorena Garcia, Yara Zokaie, Javier Mabrey
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (7)Chad Clifford, Cecelia Espenoza, Ava Flanell, Rebecca Keltie, Scott Slaugh, Matt Soper, Michael Carter
No (4)Jennifer Bacon, Lorena Garcia, Yara Zokaie, Javier Mabrey
Postponed indefinitely — bill killedAction
Yes (9)Rebecca Keltie, Chad Clifford, Cecelia Espenoza, Ava Flanell, Lorena Garcia, Javier Mabrey, Matt Soper, Yara Zokaie, Michael Carter
Excused (2)Scott Slaugh, Jennifer Bacon
Referred to Committee on AppropriationsAction
Yes (6)Jennifer Bacon, Chad Clifford, Lorena Garcia, Yara Zokaie, Michael Carter, Javier Mabrey
No (5)Cecelia Espenoza, Ava Flanell, Rebecca Keltie, Scott Slaugh, Matt Soper
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Is your co prime coming? Rev. Carter. The committee will come to order. Ms. Shipley, please call the roll representatives. Bacon. Excuse. Clifford. Here. Espinosa. Flinella. Present. Garcia. Kelty. Here. Slaw. Excused. Zoper. Excused. Zokai. Here. Carter. Mr. Chair. Here. Okay. Okay. Committee. First. We are going to Hear House Bill 1108. I do just want to make clear for the record, I do know we had a few people signed up to testify. We're not going to be hearing testimony on the bill because it is going to be postponed indefinitely. And so I just want to put that on the record. But. Representative lukens. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you. Members of the Judiciary Committee, I respectfully request that you postpone indefinitely House Bill 1108. Any questions or discussion, committee members? No. Well, that's not a motion. Rep. Carter. At the request of the sponsor, I move to postpone 1108 indefinitely. Second. Okay. That's a proper motion. Seconded by Rep. Espinoza. Ms. Shipley, please call the roll. Representatives. Bacon. Excused. Clifford. Yes. Espinosa. Yes. Linnell. Yes. Garcia. Yes. Kelty. Yes. Slot. Excused. Soper. Soper. Yes. Zokai. Yes. Carter. Yes. Mr. Chair. Yes. Okay. On a vote of nine
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