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Senate Judiciary advanced a slate of criminal-justice bills Monday, including the emotional Magnus Law breath-test measure and a human-trafficking penalty bill that drew no votes from two Democrats over mandatory minimums. A restitution bill and a failure-to-appear measure both cleared the committee over recorded dissents.
Key Actions
·Criminal Restitution Prohibited for InsurersPassed
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Notable Quotes
“A car had left the roadway and traveled 300ft into a field. There were no skid marks and a 17 year old boy was dead. And the only person tested for drugs or alcohol that day was Magnus, the victim.”
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Votes
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (5)Lindsey Daugherty, Nick Hinrichsen, Katie Wallace, Dylan Roberts, Mike Weissman
No (2)John Carson, Lynda Zamora Wilson
Referred to Committee of the Whole with a recommendation that it be placed on the consent calendarAction
Yes (7)John Carson, Lindsey Daugherty, Nick Hinrichsen, Katie Wallace, Lynda Zamora Wilson, Dylan Roberts, Mike Weissman
Referred to Committee on AppropriationsAction
Yes (5)John Carson, Lindsey Daugherty, Lynda Zamora Wilson, Dylan Roberts, Mike Weissman
No (2)Nick Hinrichsen, Katie Wallace
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (7)John Carson, Lindsey Daugherty, Katie Wallace, Lynda Zamora Wilson, Dylan Roberts, Mike Weissman, Nick Hinrichsen
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (4)John Carson, Nick Hinrichsen, Lynda Zamora Wilson, Dylan Roberts
No (3)Lindsey Daugherty, Katie Wallace, Mike Weissman
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (7)John Carson, Lindsey Daugherty, Nick Hinrichsen, Katie Wallace, Lynda Zamora Wilson, Dylan Roberts, Mike Weissman
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Good afternoon, Senator. Judiciary will come to order on Monday 9th March. Ms. Jensen, please start us off with a roll call. Senators Carson. President Dougherty. Here. Henriksen. Here. Wallace. Present. Zamora Wilson. Present. Roberts. Here. Mr. Chair. Here. All right, there we go. Everyone is present. We have a little bit of an agenda today, starting with Senate Bill 75, returning in an action only posture, followed by full hearings on Senate Bill 132, House Bills 1017 and 1103, concluding with Senate Bills 104 and 112 to start us off. Thank you, sponsors, for being ready to go. And committee, I want to make sure everyone has L1 and L5 that have been distributed for Senate Bill 75. And sponsors, if you want to let us know about the amendments, and of course, Mr. Vice Chair, the motions are yours. Thank you, Mr. Chair. I move L001. All right, very good. If you want to tell us about L1. So L001 aligns the definition of commercial sexual activity with other definitions within our statute and mirrors federal law. This is a request from victims advocacy organizations. And then lines 13 and 14, remove the spousal exemption that exists that…
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