HB 590 (adding larceny of a motor vehicle to the list of predicate criminal acts) and HB 1182 (adding grand larceny to the list of predicate criminal acts) have been effectively killed after being left in Appropriations.
Posted by erinbumgarner on Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:49
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HB 552, which would have amended the process for removing information from the Sex Offender Registry, was left in the House Militia, Police, and Public Safety Committee, effectively killing the bill.
Posted by lisamiddlekauff on Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:48
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HB 659, HJ 179, HB 585, and HJ 215 have all been left in their respective committees.
Posted by cldunn on Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:46
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HB 589 (punishing those who voluntarily submit to hazing), HB 935 (admitting prior inconsistent statements), HB 940 (requiring defense motions to be made “with particularity”
, and HB 1519 (allowing 11-13 year olds to be released to juvenile detention homes) are all dead after being left in House Courts of Justice.
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Posted by erinbumgarner on Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:45
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Delegate Morrisey’s HB 1568 clarifying that appeals of juvenile transfers to adult court should be de novo has passed the house unanimously on a block vote as amended in the House Courts of Justice. Morrisey testified that the purpose was to clarify the types of evidence allowed to be heard in juvenile transfer appeal hearings. The House [...]
Posted by erinbumgarner on Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:35
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HB 536, which as previously noted increased the compensation for some court appointed attorneys, was left in the House Appropriations Committee, effectively killing the bill.
Posted by lisamiddlekauff on Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:33
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HB 1207, which would allow juveniles serving blended sentences to earn sentence credits for good time served. The bill passed the House 72 Y - 26 N - 1A.
Posted by cldunn on Wed, 13 Feb 2008 11:16
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Tracking the Work of the Virginia Legislature on Juvenile Justice
E-mail: Mid-Atlantic Juvenile Defender Center