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- HB 17 Sale of firearm with altered serial number or other identification.
- HB 42 Trespassing upon grass in Capitol Square.
- HB 56 Possessing dangerous weapon in recreation or community center.
- HB 64 Emergency beacon; penalty for misuse.
- HB 71 Penalty for brandishing a firearm or similar object.
- HB 73 Infected sexual battery.
- HB 79 Possession of firearms or concealed weapons by felons.
- HB 97 Capital murder; member of crime watch program.
- HB 98 Interfering with police officers and firefighters.
- HB 103 Possession of controlled substances by regional jail officers.
- HB 104 Police dogs used or trained by a regional jail.
- HB 107 Capital murder; child under 16 by custodial adult.
- HB 175 Disarming a law-enforcement officer.
- HB 201 Reporting sexually explicit visual material on web involving a minor.
- HB 202 Indecent liberties with children; criminal solicitation on computer.
- HB 203 Forced or assisted suicide.
- HB 205 Weapons in Fairfax County facilities.
- HB 220 Prostitution while infected with HIV.
- HB 222 Driving under the influence; penalty for third offense.
- HB 223 Driving under the influence; penalty when BAC over .20.
- HB 247 Marijuana; definition.
- HB 248 Destroying unborn child.
- HB 251 Capital murder; spouse or former spouse.
- HB 268 Marijuana; definition.
- HB 275 Computer trespass.
- HB 281 Marijuana; definition.
- HB 287 Accessories after the fact.
- HB 288 Larceny; firearms.
- HB 289 Abduction of guard or other person by juvenile.
- HB 292 Use or display of firearm during commission of felony.
- HB 296 Infected sexual battery.
- HB 307 Prostitution while infected with HIV.
- HB 309 Forfeiture of driver's license for drug violations.
- HB 310 Selection of crime victims based upon race, sexual orientation, etc.
- HB 311 Hate crimes and offenses.
- HB 314 Statute of limitations of prosecutions.
- HB 315 Sanctions for refusal take a breath test pursuant to a DUI stop.
- HB 316 Driving while license, permit, etc., to drive suspended or revoked.
- HB 320 Abduction and kidnapping; punishment.
- HB 346 Sexual offenses against prisoners.
- HB 357 DUI; ignition interlock.
- HB 359 Reckless and drunk driving.
- HB 360 Local ordinances to prohibit driving under the influence.
- HB 361 Comprehensive Money Laundering Act; created.
- HB 364 Forgery; fraudulent use of identification documents.
- HB 367 Wearing of body armor while committing a crime; penalty.
- HB 376 Obstruction of justice.
- HB 380 Deadly physical force against intruder.
- HB 381 Drug offenses.
- HB 386 Charitable gaming.
- HB 389 Penalty for driving while intoxicated.
- HB 391 Stalking and stalking protective orders.
- HB 392 Stalking; penalty.
- HB 394 Disarming a law-enforcement officer.
- HB 395 Driving under the influence.
- HB 397 Accessories after the fact.
- HB 404 Mob defined.
- HB 411 Taking indecent liberties with children.
- HB 412 Prostitution while infected with HIV.
- HB 421 Crimes committed in secure juvenile facilities.
- HB 422 Prostitution; penalty.
- HB 424 Assault and battery of a custodial employee of Dept. of Corrections.
- HB 429 Prostitution; penalty.
- HB 436 Denying stalkers weapons.
- HB 470 Charitable gaming.
- HB 472 Assuming the identity of another with intent to defraud.
- HB 507 Fingerprinting in connection with business, etc., transactions.
- HB 520 Concealed weapons.
- HB 522 Civil immunity for persons taking blood tests.
- HB 526 Dangerous weapons in courthouses; prohibits pepper spray, mace, etc.
- HB 528 Concealed weapons.
- HB 538 Charitable Gaming Commission; powers.
- HB 558 Carrying concealed weapons.
- HB 562 Purchase or possession of tobacco products by minors.
- HB 564 Unlawful filming, videotaping or photographing of another.
- HB 583 Protective orders; family abuse or stalking.
- HB 593 Carrying concealed weapons; when lawful to carry.
- HB 614 Carrying concealed weapons; ABC special agent.
- HB 622 Filing of habeas corpus petitions in capital cases.
- HB 651 Threats communicated to people, electronically; penalty.