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1996 SESSION

Senate Courts of Justice Docket

Sunday, February 11, 1996
1:30 p.m., Senate Room A
For subcommittees, see dockets #2 thru #5

• SB 20 Juvenile assaults.
• SB 23 Driving intoxicated while an habitual offender.
• SB 34 Drug Control Act; marijuana.
• SB 58 Marijuana.
• SB 93 Assault and battery against forest wardens or game wardens.
• SB 96 Juvenile records; expungement.
• SB 100 Dangerous weapons; penalty for possession in certain facilities.
• SB 106 Murder in course of an abduction.
• SB 112 Family abuse; mandatory arrest.
• SB 113 Family abuse; protective orders.
• SB 131 Obstruction of justice.
• SB 180 Defamation of former employees.
• SB 214 District courts; removal of certain actions.
• SB 219 Electronic filings with circuit courts.
• SB 247 Judge sentencing.
• SB 259 Serious juvenile offenders; hearing.
• SB 266 Presumption of death.
• SB 303 Serious juvenile offenders; parole.
• SB 310 Serious juvenile offenders; commitment.
• SB 334 Language of perjury indictments.
• SB 342 Escheat sales.
• SB 343 Service of process.
• SB 353 Offender's correctional status; reports to Cen. Crim. Records Exch.
• SB 357 Forfeiture of vehicles used in fire bomb offenses.
• SB 358 Child custody; jurisdiction.
• SB 359 Physician-patient privileged communications.
• SB 360 Habitual offenders; show cause proceedings.
• SB 371 Certificates of commencement of case in bankruptcy.
• SB 373 Grand jury hearings in felony prosecutions.
• SB 375 Local governing bodies' grievance procedures.
• SB 391 Concealed weapons; retired police, sheriffs, game wardens, etc.
• SB 399 Defamation of former employees.
• SB 401 Habitual offenders; restricted license.
• SB 403 Concealed weapons permits; issuance by clerk of circuit court.
• SB 404 DNA analysis; access.
• SB 405 Medical records; use as evidence.
• SB 408 Guardians and conservators.
• SB 424 Duty of care by hazardous materials emergency team members.
• SB 433 Boot Camp Incarceration Program.
• SB 436 Bar areas of businesses; handguns prohibited.
• SB 444 Bail and recognizance.
• SB 458 Clients' Protection Fund.
• SB 459 Childhood sexual abuse.
• SB 464 Real estate; liens.
• SB 472 Civil immunity for public school teachers.
• SB 477 Jury sentencing; instructions.
• SB 478 Juvenile record information.
• SB 485 Protective orders.
• SB 486 Denial of bail.
• SB 495 Murder of unborn children.
• SB 496 Child custody.
• SB 498 Child support; use of Medicaid.
• SB 500 Courthouse maintenance; fees.
• SB 504 Certificates of satisfaction.
• SB 524 Health-related assistance; civil immunity for public school teachers.
• SB 538 Sale of portions of Camp Pendleton to Virginia Beach.
• SB 544 Nonresident fiduciaries.
• SB 546 Concealed weapons permits; disqualification.
• SB 562 Concealed weapons permits.
• SB 564 Assisted or forced suicide.
• SB 572 Appeals from juvenile and domestic relations district courts.
• SB 573 Office of the clerk of court.
• SB 596 Boot camp.
• SB 599 Collection of fines and costs.
• SB 601 Bodily injuries; assault.
• SB 617 Law enforcement; family abuse policies.
• SB 634 Preliminary hearing or indictment.