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• HB 15 Student discipline, alternative; assault and battery without bodily injury.
• HB 43 Firearms; reporting when lost or stolen.
• HB 88 Marijuana field test; evidence at trial.
• HB 112 Summons; falsely signing, misdemeanor.
• HB 141 Police and court records; expungement of records, absolute pardon.
• HB 142 Police and court records; expungement of records, pardons.
• HB 143 Police and court records; expungement of records.
• HB 174 Communication with individuals with certain disabilities; Dept. of CJS to establish protocol.
• HB 189 Firearms; use or display during commission of a felony, killing or injuring police animals.
• HB 362 Law-enforcement officer; change in definition, security division of the Virginia Lottery.
• HB 364 Execution of temporary detention orders; inmates in local correctional facilities.
• HB 374 Controlled substances; exposure, bodily injury to law-enforcement officers, etc., penalty.
• HB 402 Law-enforcement agencies, local; body-worn camera systems.
• HB 430 Law-enforcement officers; qualifications, psychological examination.
• HB 441 Police and court records; expungement, acquittals.
• HB 445 School principals; incident reports.
• HB 519 Violent felony; definition, assault and battery against a law-enforcement officer, etc.
• HB 623 Law enforcement; false reports, penalty.
• HB 645 Strip searches; authorized search of certain misdemeanants, etc.
• HB 689 Human trafficking training standards; DCJS to establish for law-enforcement.
• HB 739 Police animals; attacking, killing, etc., penalty.
• HB 802 Eluding police; penalty.
• HB 909 Virginia Freedom of Information Act; disclosure of law-enforcement and criminal records.
• HB 953 Crime victims; immigration status.
• HB 1030 Officer-involved shootings; model policy for investigations, disclosure of report.
• HB 1034 Biased policing; training standards.
• HB 1065 Marijuana; convicted of possession, expungement of police and court records.
• HB 1147 Sealing of court and police records; nonviolent misdemeanor offenses.
• HB 1169 Employment-related information; disclosure to law-enforcement agency.
• HB 1246 Identity Theft Passport; police reports submitted to the Attorney General.
• HB 1266 Arrests; law-enforcement agency to report, etc.
• HB 1287 Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; includes certain deputy sheriffs under coverage.
• HB 1290 Tethered unmanned aircraft systems; use by law-enforcement agency.
• HB 1443 Concealed handguns; retired law-enforcement officers may carry without a permit, etc.
• HB 1482 Unmanned aircraft systems; use by public bodies, search warrant required, exception.
• HB 1514 Police misconduct; locality authorized to establish civilian review panel, law-enforcement auditor.
• HB 1599 Criminal Justice Services, Department of; definitions of law-enforcement officer.
• HJ 96 VaLORS; JLARC to study increasing hazardous duty retirement benefits.
• SB 34 Police and court records; expungement of deceased person's records.
• SB 57 Obstructing justice and resisting arrest; fleeing from a law-enforcement officer, penalty.
• SB 68 Strip searches; authorized search of certain misdemeanants, etc.
• SB 109 Dissemination of juvenile record information; emergency medical services agency applicants.
• SB 196 Law-enforcement officers; CJSB to adopt statewide professional standards of conduct.
• SB 209 Concealed handgun permits; sharing of information.
• SB 410 Law-enforcement vehicles; vehicles equipped with steady-burning blue or red warning lights.
• SB 495 Deputy Sheriff Supplemental Salary Fund; created, revenue source.
• SB 498 Law-enforcement officers, local; retirement benefit, participation by certain political subdivision.
• SB 608 Police and court records; expungement, plea agreements.
• SB 610 Adultery; reduces Class 4 misdemeanor to a civil penalty.
• SB 691 Virginia Law Officers' Retirement System; conservation officers.
• SB 734 Custodial interrogations; length, recording.
• SB 761 Law-enforcement officers; training, reimbursement of costs.
• SB 886 Law-enforcement officers; psychological examination.
• SB 912 Law-enforcement officers, retired; carrying a concealed handgun, return to work.
• SB 917 Handheld photo speed monitoring devices; officer may operate near school crossing zone.
• SJ 39 Constitutional amendment; Literary Fund, proceeds from forfeited property.