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2020 SPECIAL SESSION I

Police
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• HB 5012 Law-enforcement officers; certain civil actions.
• HB 5013 Civil action for deprivation of rights; duties and liabilities of certain employers.
• HB 5026 Localities; responsible for damages caused by inadequate police response.
• HB 5029 Law-enforcement officer; failure to intervene in an unlawful use of excessive force, penalties.
• HB 5032 Criminal Justice Services, Dept. of; creation of statewide telephone hotline, police misconduct.
• HB 5043 Mental health crises; DCJS to assist DBHDS, etc., with development of Marcus alert system.
• HB 5044 Minimum standards for citizen complaints against law enforcement; investigation time limits.
• HB 5045 Inmate, parolee, probationer, detainee, or pretrial defendant, etc.; carnal knowledge.
• HB 5049 Law-enforcement agencies; acquisition and use of military property.
• HB 5051 Law-enforcement officers or jail officers; notice to Criminal Justice Services Board of misconduct.
• HB 5055 Law-enforcement civilian oversight bodies; localities may establish, duties, effective date.
• HB 5063 Criminal Justice Services, Dept.; powers and duties of Director, law-enforcement training standards.
• HB 5065 Attorney General; investigation and prosecution of certain offenses committed by law-enforcement.
• HB 5066 Law-enforcement officer training and qualifications; DCJS to develop curriculum & lesson plans.
• HB 5069 Law-enforcement officers; prohibition on the use of neck restraints, exception, penalties.
• HB 5071 Collective bargaining; law enforcement, transparency and accountability.
• HB 5072 Law-enforcement; Attorney Gen. authorized to file civil suit or inquire into any unlawful practice.
• HB 5076 Law-enforcement officers; changes minimum qualifications.
• HB 5081 Civilian deaths in custody; report.
• HB 5090 Virginia Freedom of Information Act; law-enforcement criminal incident information, etc.
• HB 5091 Law-enforcement officers; required release of video or audio recording, discharge of firearm, etc.
• HB 5098 Hate crimes; falsely summoning or giving false reports to law-enforcement officials, penalty.
• HB 5099 Search warrants; provide notice of authority.
• HB 5104 Law-enforcement officers, deputy sheriff, etc.; minimum qualifications, disclosure of information.
• HB 5109 Law-enforcement officer training & qualifications; DCJS to develop uniform curriculum & plans, etc.
• HB 5112 Law-enforcement officer; duty to render aid, duty to report wrongdoing by another officer.
• HB 5114 Law-enforcement officer conduct during an arrest or detention; use of force, prohibited practices.
• HB 5128 Criminal Justice Services, Department of; powers and duties, de-escalation training.
• HB 5131 Uniformed law-enforcement officers; identification, penalty.
• HB 5133 Police officers, deputy sheriffs, and jail officers; employment and decertification.
• HB 5134 Law-enforcement officers; duty to intervene and report unlawful use of force.
• HB 5135 Law-enforcement agencies; body-worn camera systems.
• HB 5136 Law-enforcement officers; Criminal Justice Services Bd., statewide professional standard of conduct.
• HB 5137 Law-enforcement agencies; all local & state agencies to obtain & maintain accreditation.
• HB 5139 Projecting laser at law-enforcement officer; penalties.
• SB 5002 Law-enforcement officers; prohibition on the use of neck restraints.
• SB 5006 Police and court records; expungement of certain records, pardons.
• SB 5014 Law-enforcement officers; officers to complete crisis intervention training.
• SB 5024 Law-enforcement; Attorney Gen. authorized to file civil suit or inquire into any unlawful practice.
• SB 5027 Collective bargaining; law enforcement.
• SB 5030 Policing reform; acquisition of military property, training of officers in de-escalation techniques.
• SB 5038 Mental health crises; DCJS to assist DBHDS, etc., with development of Marcus alert system.
• SB 5040 Attorney General; criminal cases involving certain felonies committed by law-enforcement officers.
• SB 5052 Law-enforcement agencies; body-worn camera systems.
• SB 5113 Crisis intervention; appropriates a sum sufficient to provide basic and advanced training.