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Senate Judiciary advanced three parole board members for reconfirmation — pointedly keeping them off the consent calendar for floor debate — and moved two House bills forward, including a records-access measure that drew wrenching testimony and a bail-bonding sunset that lost one Republican vote.
Key Actions
·Sunset Regulation of Cash-Bonding AgentsPassed
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Notable Quotes
“Ultimately, it is risk versus readiness. Risk to commit a new offense, readiness to be safe again in the community.”
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Votes
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (5)John Carson, Lindsey Daugherty, Katie Wallace, Dylan Roberts, Mike Weissman
No (1)Lynda Zamora Wilson
Excused (1)Nick Hinrichsen
Referred to Committee of the Whole and with a recommendation that it be placed on the consent calendarAction
Yes (6)John Carson, Lindsey Daugherty, Katie Wallace, Lynda Zamora Wilson, Dylan Roberts, Mike Weissman
Excused (1)Nick Hinrichsen
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Good. Good afternoon, everybody. The Senate Judiciary Committee will come to order on Monday, 30th March. Ms. Jensen, please call the roll. Senators Carson. President Dougherty. Here. Hendrickson. Excused. Wallace. Here. Zamora Wilson. Present. Roberts. Here. Mr. Chair. Here. And we have a quorum. There are three items of business on our agenda today. We are first hearing some appointments for confirmation to the Parole Board. We will then take up House Bill 1234 and 1186. Jumping right in. I'll invite members of the Parole Board to join us up front. And if there was anybody who is going to be making any opening comments on their behalf, please also join us up front. Thank you all for being ready to go. Whoever would like to kick us off, thank you. Mr. Chair. Good afternoon, members of the Judiciary Committee. It is a pleasure to be before you and thank you for your time and consideration today. My name is Rondi Moore. I serve as the Chair of the Parole Board. It is my honor to introduce you to three outstanding current members of the Parole Board and ask for your reconfirmation. Greg Size was appointed to the to the…
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