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2001 SESSION

House Militia and Police

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McClure (Co-Chair), Christian (Co-Chair), Rollison, Tata, Griffith, Katzen, Sherwood, Weatherholtz, Putney, Ingram, Kilgore, Ware, Louderback, Wright, Almand, Jackson, Robinson, Scott, McEachin, Thomas, Tate, Joannou, Pollard

MEETS

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• HB 247 Discharge of firearms on or near schools.
• HB 395 Carrying concealed weapons; when lawful to carry.
• HB 582 Regulation of bail recovery agents aka bounty hunters.
• HB 1555 Poss. or transp. of firearms or concealed weapons by convicted felons.
• HB 1562 Mopeds; safety requirements for operators.
• HB 1573 Prohibited ammunition while hunting wild birds and animals.
• HB 1585 Financial responsibility for first offender license reinstatement.
• HB 1605 Drug law enforcement and investigation division.
• HB 1618 Driver's under 18.
• HB 1621 Special license plates; supporters of "Million Mom March."
• HB 1624 Disguised weapons.
• HB 1629 Use of wireless communications devices while driving.
• HB 1646 Highways; use of left-most lane.
• HB 1655 Concealed handgun permits; out-of-state licenses.
• HB 1672 Safety lap belts and shoulder harnesses; failure to wear.
• HB 1712 Possessing dangerous weapons in Fairfax County facilities.
• HB 1742 Expungement of police and court records.
• HB 1754 Arrest; reports made to National Crime Information Center (NCIC).
• HB 1798 National criminal background checks; religious care providers.
• HB 1806 Parking in Greene County.
• HB 1812 Judicial approval for DMV revocation or suspension of license.
• HB 1814 Appointment of senior and master state troopers.
• HB 1817 Parking in Scott County.
• HB 1833 Restricted license issuance.
• HB 1850 Restricted license issuance following drug conviction.
• HB 1857 Parking in Prince William County.
• HB 1860 "Photo-red" traffic light signal enforcement programs.
• HB 1868 Identify procurement of material harmful to minors.
• HB 1884 Use of certain communication devices by motor vehicle drivers.
• HB 1916 "Photo red" traffic light signal enforcement program.
• HB 1937 Drivers less than eighteen years old.
• HB 1942 Legal services for the indigent.
• HB 1953 Registration as a sexually violent offender.
• HB 1956 All-terrain vehicles; use by emergency personnel.
• HB 1969 Local control of firearms.
• HB 1970 Victim notification of sex offender registration.
• HB 1993 Virginia militia; includes Women's Institute at Mary Baldwin.
• HB 1997 Battery of a school employee.
• HB 2023 Community policing.
• HB 2027 Possession of firearm by felons; lawful hunting.
• HB 2058 Photo-monitoring system to enforce traffic light signals.
• HB 2103 School crossing guards.
• HB 2117 Civilian protection in cases of police misconduct.
• HB 2130 Concealed handgun permit application, reciprocity, etc.
• HB 2131 Application form and proof of residency for firearm purchase.
• HB 2147 Guns on school property.
• HB 2170 Parking regulation in Chesterfield County.
• HB 2171 Fingerprinting of fire department applicants in Arlington County.
• HB 2197 "Photo-red" traffic light signal enforcement programs.
• HB 2259 Threatening to discharge a firearm on school property.
• HB 2270 "Photo-red" traffic light signal photo-enforcement programs.
• HB 2281 Registration required of persons convicted of sexual offenses.
• HB 2309 Crimes against nature; penalty.
• HB 2327 Concealed weapons by convicted felons.
• HB 2334 Assault and battery of a probation officer.
• HB 2347 Ballistic fingerprinting of handguns; penalty.
• HB 2348 Child safety locks required for sale or transfer of firearms.
• HB 2389 Payment for services to prisoners.
• HB 2400 Motor vehicles; failure to stop upon signal by police officer.
• HB 2413 Possession of open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle.
• HB 2415 Legislative consideration of use of photo-monitoring system.
• HB 2425 Criminal history record information; library board.
• HB 2435 Possession or transportation of firearms by felons.
• HB 2450 Escape from custody of a law-enforcement officer.
• HB 2458 Using prescriptions not as prescribed; penalty.
• HB 2478 Defeating drug and alcohol screening tests; penalty.
• HB 2486 Reinstatement of driver's license for driving while intoxicated.
• HB 2502 Cultural diversity competency training for law enforcement officers.
• HB 2503 Racial Profiling & Traffic Statis. Reporting Act; study data by DSP.
• HB 2504 Racial Profiling and Report Statistics Act.
• HB 2505 Criminal history record information and conviction data.
• HB 2508 Motorcycles; helmets.
• HB 2519 Private security services businesses.
• HB 2521 Battery of a sports official.
• HB 2569 Regulation of bail recovery agents aka bounty hunters.
• HB 2600 Vehicular fog lights.
• HB 2610 Release of mental health information for concealed handgun permit.
• HB 2623 Fingerprinting for concealed handgun license.
• HB 2658 Elimination of restriction on handguns in rest. that serve alcohol.
• HB 2662 Concealed weapons.
• HB 2672 Department of State Police; racial profiling report.
• HB 2680 DCJS; renewal of registration for certain security personnel.
• HB 2690 Crimes against public and private school employees.
• HB 2696 DCJS; private security businesses, exceptions from regulation.
• HB 2701 Release of mental health information for concealed handgun permit.
• HB 2713 Stop signs; yield right-of-way signs; traffic light signals.
• HB 2732 Possession of firearms following conviction of certain crimes.
• HB 2751 First offender; drugs.
• HB 2778 Line of Duty Act; inclusion of police chaplains.
• HB 2871 Exceptions to certain private security licensing requirements.
• HJ 571 Veterans' History Week.
• HJ 657 Japanese war crimes.
• HJ 756 Memorializing Congress; service of Virginia National Guard.
• HJ 763 Medical benefits for retired veterans age 65 and older.
• HJ 808 The role of America's military and veterans in defending freedom.
• HJ 831 Forgotten Airmen Day.
• SB 508 Inhalants; selling to minors.
• SB 784 Marine Patrol officers; powers.
• SB 789 Loss of driving privileges for making a bomb threat.
• SB 830 Possession of open container of alcohol in motor vehicle; penalty.
• SB 836 Electric power-assisted bicycles.
• SB 846 "Photo red" traffic light signal enforcement program.
• SB 859 Display of POW/MIA flag.
• SB 862 Restricted driver's license.
• SB 878 Line of Duty Act; claim for payment.
• SB 879 Expungement of police and court records.
• SB 880 Concealed weapons permit applications.
• SB 905 Passing a stopped school bus.
• SB 947 "Photo-red" traffic light signal enforcement programs.
• SB 992 National Crime Information Center; reports of arrests.
• SB 1041 Safety lap belts and shoulder harnesses.
• SB 1116 Veterans Care Center; Board of Trustees.
• SB 1128 VASAP case managers' oath of office.
• SB 1210 World War II Veterans Appreciation Week.
• SB 1306 Possession or transportation of stun weapons by convicted felons.
• SB 1337 Mental health; possession of firearms.
• SB 1347 DCJS; private security services businesses, exceptions.
• SB 1353 Protective orders; firearms.