Senate Judiciary
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced a rehabilitative overhaul of the state's Youthful Offender System over a party-line dissent, and after hours of testimony forwarded a warrant requirement for police access to historical license-plate-reader data — a bill that drew opposition from both sides of the aisle. Members also cleared the annual bill formally enacting the state statutes.
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“there was a Supreme Court litigation about that a couple of years ago. It was not the finest hour for anybody involved, so I respectfully decline.”
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Sign in to subscribeGood afternoon. Senate Judiciary Committee will come to order on Monday 23rd February. Ms. Jensen, please call the roll. Senators Carson, President Gonzalez. So happy to be here. Is that present? No, we'll count that as present. Henriksen. Here. Wallace. Here. Here. Zamora. Wilson. Present. Roberts. Here. Mr. Chair. Here. All right, everyone is present. Our agenda Today consists of four bills in order. House Bill 1035, followed by 1064, then Senate Bill 70, then Senate Bill 71. As folks might have noted, there are a lot of folks who are interested to speak to the committee concerning one of the bills in particular, that being Senate Bill 70. When we get to that point of the hearing, I'll make a few other procedural announcements about how we will try to move through that part of our afternoon in a fair and efficient manner. But first things first, I will be co presenting House Bill 1035 with Senator Frazell. For that reason, Senator Roberts will preside over this portion of the hearing. All right. Good afternoon. We are on House Bill 1035 by Senators Weissman and Frizzell, who are before us. Who would like to go ahead, Senator Frazell. Thank…
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