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1996 SESSION

Senate Courts of Justice Docket

Wednesday, February 21, 1996
2:00 p.m., Senate Room A, GAB
For subcommittees, see dockets # 2 thru 5

• HB 55 Child support; court-ordered custody and visitation arrangements.
• HB 74 Family court.
• HB 79 Circuit court judges.
• HB 80 Juvenile and domestic relations district court judges.
• HB 88 Bodily injury caused by persons in legal custody.
• HB 90 Special conservators and special police; emergency custody orders.
• HB 93 Public defender offices; Charlottesville City and Albemarle County.
• HB 119 'Three-time loser' felonies; includes arson of an occupied dwelling.
• HB 191 Penalty for interference with police.
• HB 286 Capital murder.
• HB 373 Notaries' fees by election officials.
• HB 384 Juvenile Community Crime Control Act.
• HB 465 Life expectancy tables.
• HB 480 Juvenile Community Crime Control Act; determination of payments.
• HB 506 Clerks' offices.
• HB 508 Fines and costs; interest.
• HB 509 Committee on District Courts; vacation time.
• HB 533 Parental responsibility for juvenile supervision.
• HB 551 Child support; retroactivity.
• HB 556 Victim Impact Statement.
• HB 571 Order of sale of escheated land by the Governor.
• HB 581 Condominium Act.
• HB 623 State Bar; complaints against lawyers.
• HB 673 Ignition interlock (DUI).
• HB 674 Alcohol Safety Action Program.
• HB 676 Interpreters in criminal cases.
• HB 709 Reading the law to become an attorney.
• HB 721 Court orders of publication of notice.
• HB 736 Appeals to the Supreme Court.
• HB 785 Minors; mental health commitments.
• HB 786 Habitual offenders; appeals.
• HB 787 Habitual offenders; show cause proceedings.
• HB 793 Support payment provisions; how paid, payroll deduction order.
• HB 823 Records of convictions from other states.
• HB 832 Sex Offender Registry; maintenance.
• HB 846 Fines for nuisances.
• HB 854 Child support; shared custody.
• HB 879 Testimony of husband and wife in criminal cases.
• HB 905 Serious or Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Program.
• HB 909 Judgments.
• HB 939 Offender's correctional status; reports to Cen. Crim. Records Exch.
• HB 967 Criminal procedure; court-appointed counsel.
• HB 984 Dissemination of criminal history record information.
• HB 991 Service of notice of lien.
• HB 1033 Administrative license revocation for minors suspected of DUI.
• HB 1043 Protective orders.
• HB 1078 Escheats law.
• HB 1086 Sentencing guidelines; worksheets.
• HB 1103 Charging the offense of driving while intoxicated.
• HB 1165 Criminal penalties; day fines.
• HB 1186 Judicial authorization for mental or physical health treatment.
• HB 1199 Parental responsibility and involvement of juveniles.
• HB 1201 Garnishments.
• HB 1218 Duty of care by hazardous materials emergency team members.
• HB 1231 Tobacco product vending machines.
• HB 1240 Annual report of Supreme Court of Virginia.
• HB 1274 Reports of certain acts by private and parochial schools.
• HB 1298 Property damage; accrual of right of action.
• HB 1327 Commercial Real Estate Broker's Lien Act.
• HB 1369 Recording of writings in office of clerk of court.
• HB 1371 Child support; imputed income.
• HB 1416 Sale of tobacco products to minors; identification, fine.
• HB 1428 Homestead exemptions from creditor process; certain veterans.
• HB 1430 Child custody, visitation and support.
• HB 1431 Jury commissioners; fees, appointments.
• HB 1432 Support; when duty extended.
• HB 1452 Small claims courts.
• HB 1478 Civil remedy for bad check; additional amounts recoverable.
• HB 1543 Breaking and entering with intent to commit assault and battery.