LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
February 11, 2011 Volume 1 | Issue 3
Legislative Tracking
As of Friday, February 11, 2011
AB 8 (Huber D) Division of
Juvenile Justice: facilities:
closures.
Status: 1/24/2011-Referred to Com.
on PUB. S.
Location: 1/24/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would prohibit the Division of
Juvenile Facilities from closing any
youth correctional facility for a
period of 6 months from the effective
date of this bill. The bill would state
that it is expected that ongoing
activity levels at each division facility
shall equal activity levels in place
immediately prior to October 20,
2010, and that the number of
employees also be maintained at
those levels during this period, as
specified. This bill contains other
related provisions.
AB 9 (Ammiano D)
Education: bullying.
Status: 12/7/2010-From printer.
May be heard in committee January
6.
Location: 12/6/2010-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would state the intent of the
Legislature to enact legislation to
protect pupils from acts of bullying
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by requiring school personnel to
report known or suspected instances
of bullying to law enforcement
entities.
AB 12 (Swanson D) Abolition
of Child Commerce,
Exploitation, and Sexual
Slavery Act of 2011.
Status: 1/24/2011-Referred to Com.
on PUB. S.
Location: 1/24/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would enact the Abolition of Child
Commerce, Exploitation, and Sexual
Slavery Act of 2011, and would
require that a person who is
convicted of a crime involving
substantial sexual conduct, as
defined, with a victim who is under
16 years of age, or who seeks to
procure or procures the sexual
services of a prostitute, if the
prostitute is a minor who is under 16
years of age, be ordered to pay an
additional fine of $25,000 to be
deposited in the Victim-Witness
Assistance Fund to be available for
appropriation in the same manner as
specified above.
AB 13 (Knight R) Public
school volunteers.
Status: 1/24/2011-Referred to Com.
on ED.
Location: 1/24/2011-A. ED.
Summary:
Would specify that each of these
provisions applies to charter schools.
The bill would also prohibit persons
who have been convicted of specified
sex, controlled substance, or violent
offenses from serving as nonteaching
volunteer aides. This bill contains
other existing laws.
AB 40 (Yamada D) Elder
abuse: reporting.
Status: 1/24/2011-Referred to
Coms. on AGING & L.T.C. and PUB.
S.
Location: 1/24/2011-A. AGING &
L.T.C.
Summary:
Would require the mandated
reporter to report the abuse to both
the local ombudsperson and the local
law enforcement agency. This bill
would also make various technical,
nonsubstantive changes. This bill
contains other related provisions and
other existing laws.
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AB 44 (Logue R) Inmates: release: notification.
Status: 1/31/2011-Re-referred to Com. on PUB. S.
Location: 1/31/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would require that notification be sent 60 days prior to
the scheduled release date of an inmate, unless the
notification cannot be provided within the 60 days due to
an unanticipated change in the release date of an inmate,
and would prohibit any change in county placement less
than 30 days prior to the release date unless due to an
unanticipated change in a release date, as specified. The
bill would conform the timeline for local comments and
the department response to the longer notification
period, as specified. If there is a change in county of
placement after the 60-day notice is given, this bill would
require that notification be sent by mail at least 30 days
prior to the scheduled release date to the ultimate county
of placement. This bill contains other related provisions
and other existing laws.
AB 90 (Swanson D) Human trafficking:
minors.
Status: 1/27/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
Location: 1/27/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would additionally provide that a person who deprives or
violates another person's liberty with the intent to effect
or maintain the felony of making available to another
person a person under 16 years of age for the purpose of
any lewd or lascivious act, or the felony of the
procurement of minors in the preparation of material
depicting sexual conduct by a minor, is guilty of human
trafficking. This bill contains other related provisions and
other existing laws.
AB 142 (Fuentes D) Criminal procedure: pleas.
Status: 2/3/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
Location: 2/3/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would additionally require the court to advise the
defendant that, if he or she is deported from the United
States and returns illegally, he or she could be charged
with a separate federal offense. The bill would make other
conforming changes.
AB 168 (Gorell R) Local Safety and Protection
Account: appropriation.
Status: 1/21/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee February 20.
Location: 1/20/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would appropriate $506,400,000 from the General Fund AB 216 (Swanson D) Community colleges:
to be deposited in the Local Safety and Protection inmate education programs: computation of
Account, as specified. apportionments.
Status: 2/10/2011-Referred to Com. on HIGHER ED.
AB 175 (Donnelly R) Inmates: transfers. Location: 2/10/2011-A. HIGHER ED.
Status: 2/3/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S. Summary:
Location: 2/3/2011-A. PUB. S. Would instead require the open course provisions in
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Summary:
Would remove the inmate's right to revoke his or her
consent and make other conforming changes. The bill
would delete the sunset date on existing law and make
the above provision operative indefinitely. This bill
contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
AB 177 (Mendoza D) Juveniles: parenting
classes.
Status: 2/3/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
Location: 2/3/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would expand the authority of the juvenile court to order
the parent or guardian of a minor to attend antigang
violence parenting classes, to include a minor who has
been deemed a habitual truant, or who is within the
jurisdiction of the juvenile court for habitual
disobedience or truancy, or for the commission of certain
additional offenses.
AB 178 (Gorell R) County jail: release pursuant
to federal court order.
Status: 2/3/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
Location: 2/3/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would require a defendant who is being released prior to
sentencing by county jail personnel, pursuant to a federal
court order mandating the release of inmates, to sign a
release agreement with the same requirements as those
pertaining to a defendant who is released under his or her
own recognizance, including the defendant's promise to
appear at the time and place the defendant is given in
writing by the jail personnel at the time of release. This
bill contains other related provisions and other existing
laws.
AB 179 (Gorell R) Electronic monitoring:
removing or disabling: offense.
Status: 2/3/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
Location: 2/3/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would provide that unauthorized removal, as specified,
of an electronic, GPS, or other monitoring device affixed
for purposes of a criminal sentence, juvenile court
disposition, parole, or probation is an offense punishable
by imprisonment in a county jail for one year, or a $1,000
fine, or both, if the underlying offense was a
misdemeanor, or by imprisonment in the state prison for
16 months, 2 year, or 3 years if the underlying offense is a
felony. This bill contains other related provisions and
other existing laws.
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statute or regulations of the board of governors to be
waived for a governing board of a community college
district that provides those classes for inmates, including
inmates of state correctional facilities, and would
authorize the board of governors to include the units of
full-time equivalent students generated in those classes
for purposes of state apportionments. This bill contains
other related provisions and other existing laws.
AB 219 (Portantino D) California Recidivism
Goals Development and Achievement Act.
Status: 2/10/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
Location: 2/10/2011-A. PUB. S.
Summary:
Would declare the Legislature's intent regarding the
Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's role in
reducing criminal recidivism. The bill would require the
department achieve a reduction in the statewide criminal
recidivism rate from 2010 of 20% by 2015 and 40% by
2020. The bill would require the department to adopt
regulations to require the reporting and verification of
the statewide recidivism rate, as specified.
AB 220 (Solorio D) Gang and youth violence:
prevention.
Status: 2/2/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 4.
Location: 2/1/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would require the director, subject to statutory limits and
directives, to make recommendations to streamline
existing state agency gang and youth violence grant
programs with a goal toward giving priority to grant
programs that employ evidence-based practices. It would
require the director to create a working group consisting
of representatives of state offices and representatives of
other specified stakeholders to assist in this effort, with
the director serving as the chairperson. The bill would
require the working group to advise the office on the task
of streamlining grant programs that address gang and
youth violence, in accordance with certain procedures.
This bill contains other related provisions.
AB 235 (Halderman R) Public records:
clemency records.
Status: 2/4/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 6.
Location: 2/3/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would prohibit the Governor from imposing any
restriction whatsoever on public access to writings
relating to applications for clemency or extradition.
AB 239 (Ammiano D) Crime laboratories:
oversight.
Status: 2/4/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 6.
Location: 2/3/2011-A. PRINT
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Summary:
Would require the task force to submit to the Legislature
a supplemental report, by July 1, 2013, that includes a
proposal to establish a statewide body to oversee crime
laboratories, as specified.
AB 257 (Galgiani D) Inmate release:
notification.
Status: 2/4/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 6.
Location: 2/3/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would express the intent of the Legislature to enact
legislation that would require the Department of
Corrections and Rehabilitation to streamline the
notification process regarding inmate release in order to
make that process more accessible.
AB 259 (Smyth R) County public defender.
Status: 2/8/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 10.
Location: 2/7/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would provide that, in addition to existing law, a person
is eligible to the office of public defender if he or she is a
sitting or retired judge, and as a judge meets specified
qualifications, or if he or she was a judicial commissioner,
magistrate, or referee, or elected public official, and
meets specified qualifications.
AB 269 (Ma D) Pupil health and safety.
Status: 2/8/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 10.
Location: 2/7/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would express the intent of the Legislature to enact
legislation that would improve the health and safety of
elementary and secondary school pupils in this state.
AB 295 (Lowenthal, Bonnie D) California Case
Management System.
Status: 2/10/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 12.
Location: 2/9/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Existing law requires the Judicial Council to provide an
annual status report to the chairpersons of the budget
committee in each house of the Legislature and the Joint
Legislative Budget Committee regarding the California
Case Management System and Court Accounting and
Reporting System, as specified. Existing law requires the
Administrative Office of the Courts to annually provide to
those chairpersons copies of any independent project
oversight report for the California Case Management
System. This bill would make technical, nonsubstantive
changes to these provisions.
AB 308 (Ammiano D) Criminal investigations:
eyewitness identification: lineups.
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Status: 2/10/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 12.
Location: 2/9/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would declare the legislative intent that law enforcement
officials adopt and implement the policies and
procedures regulating eyewitness lineup identifications
that are recommended by the California Commission on
the Fair Administration of Justice in order to ensure that
eyewitness identification procedures in California
minimize the chance of misidentification of a suspect.
This bill contains other related provisions and other
existing laws.
AB 312 (Lowenthal, Bonnie D) Civil rights:
homeless persons.
Status: 2/10/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 12.
Location: 2/9/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would specify that homeless persons, as defined, are
entitled to the personal rights set forth under existing
law, and would provide that a homeless person has the
right to be free from violence or intimidation by threat of
violence directed against that person on the basis of that
person's status as a homeless person. The bill would also
provide that these provisions shall not be construed to
enlarge or diminish an existing duty, if any, by an owner
of residential rental or commercial property to protect a
homeless person who is present on the property from
violence or intimidation by threats of violence.
AB 321 (Hernández, Roger D) Juvenile
offenders: obscene material.
Status: 2/10/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 12.
Location: 2/9/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would authorize the court, if the sexually explicit matter
was in the possession of a minor, to order the minor to
pay a fine not to exceed $1,000, and to undergo
counseling, with the cost of counseling to be borne by the
minor's parents, as specified. The bill would also make
legislative findings and declarations regarding the
problems associated with sexting, which is defined as the
sending or receiving of sexually explicit pictures or video
images via cellular phone or similar electronic device.
AB 322 (Portantino D) Forensic evidence: rape
kits.
Status: 2/10/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 12.
Location: 2/9/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would require local law enforcement agencies
responsible for taking or collecting rape kit evidence to
annually report to the Department of Justice statistical
information pertaining to the testing and submission for
DNA analysis of rape kits, as specified. The initial report
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would be due by July 1, 2013. The reports received by the
department would be subject to inspection under the
California Public Records Act. This bill contains other
related provisions and other existing laws.
AB 355 (Solorio D) Parole: day treatment:
crisis care.
Status: 2/11/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee March 13.
Location: 2/10/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would repeal these provisions.
ACA 14 (Silva R) Governor: pardons and
commutations.
Status: 1/27/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee February 26.
Location: 1/26/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would further prohibit the Governor from granting a
pardon or commutation during the 30-day period
immediately preceding the end of his or her term of
office. The measure would provide that any pardon or
commutation issued in violation of these provisions is
void.
ACA 15 (Mansoor R) Governor: pardons and
commutations.
Status: 1/28/2011-From printer. May be heard in
committee February 27.
Location: 1/27/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would require the Governor, at least 30 days prior to
granting a pardon or commutation, to provide written
notice of the pardon or commutation to the agency that
prosecuted the case in which the person was convicted,
and to each victim of the crime or crimes for which that
person was convicted. The measure would provide that
any pardon or commutation issued in violation of these
provisions is void.
ACR 6 (Donnelly R) Human trafficking.
Status: 1/25/2011-In Senate. To Com. on RLS.
Location: 1/25/2011-S. RLS.
Summary:
This resolution would recognize the month of January as
National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention
Month, and it would recognize February 1, 2011, as
California's Free From Slavery Day.
ACR 17 (Fong D) Campus Safety Month.
Status: 2/9/2011-From printer.
Location: 2/8/2011-A. PRINT
Summary:
Would declare March as Campus Safety Month, and
would encourage citizens to visit the Internet Web site of
the California Postsecondary Education Commission to
view public safety information about public and private
colleges and universities.
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Summary:
AJR 1 (Donnelly R) Undocumented criminals. Would require any agency, person, or business that is
Status: 2/10/2011-Referred to Coms. on PUB. S. and required to issue a security breach notification pursuant
APPR. to existing law to fulfill certain additional requirements
Location: 2/10/2011-A. PUB. S. pertaining to the security breach notification, as
Summary: specified. This bill contains other related provisions.
Would urge Congress and the President to restore full
funding for the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program SB 25 (Padilla D) Correctional facilities:
and to fully reimburse states for the cost of incarcerating wireless communication devices.
undocumented criminals. Status: 1/20/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
Location: 1/20/2011-S. PUB. S.
SB 9 (Yee D) Sentencing. Summary:
Status: 1/20/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S. Would provide, subject to exceptions, that a person who
Location: 1/20/2011-S. PUB. S. possesses with the intent to deliver, or delivers, to an
Summary: inmate or ward in the custody of the Department of
Would authorize a prisoner who was under 18 years of Corrections and Rehabilitation any cellular telephone or
age at the time of committing an offense for which the other wireless communication device or any component
prisoner was sentenced to life without parole to submit a thereof, including, but not limited to, a subscriber
petition for recall and resentencing to the sentencing identity module (SIM card) or memory storage device, is
court, and to the prosecuting agency, as specified. The bill guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not
would establish certain criteria, at least one of which shall exceeding $5,000 for each device. The bill would also
be asserted in the petition, to be considered when a court provide that if a person visiting an inmate or ward in the
decides whether to conduct a hearing on the petition for custody of the department, when searched or subjected to
recall and resentencing and additional criteria to be a metal detector, is found to be in possession of a cellular
considered by the court when deciding whether to grant telephone or other wireless communication device or any
the petition. The bill would require the court to hold a component thereof, including, but not limited to, a SIM
hearing if the court finds that the statements in the card or memory storage device, that cellular telephone or
defendant's petition are true, as specified. The bill would wireless communication device or component shall be
apply retroactively, as specified. subject to confiscation, but shall be returned on the same
day the person visits the inmate or ward, except as
SB 13 (Correa D) Pupils: teen dating violence provided. The bill would require posted notices regarding
prevention. those search and confiscation provisions, as specified.
Status: 1/20/2011-Referred to Com. on ED. This bill contains other related provisions and other
Location: 1/20/2011-S. ED. existing laws.
Summary:
Would authorize a school district to provide teen dating SB 26 (Padilla D) Prisons:wireless
violence prevention education consisting of age- communication devices.
appropriate instruction, as developed by the state board Status: 2/10/2011-Re-referred to Com. on PUB. S.
pursuant to the bill, as part of the sexual health and Location: 2/10/2011-S. PUB. S.
health education program it provides to pupils in grades 7 Summary:
to 12, inclusive. The bill would authorize a school district Would provide that if any nonemployee who is visiting an
to use school district personnel or outside consultants inmate or ward under the jurisdiction of the Department
who are trained in the appropriate courses to provide this of Corrections and Rehabilitation , is found to be in
additional instruction. The bill would specify the required possession of a wireless communication device , as
content and criteria for this additional instruction and defined, upon being searched or subjected to a metal
any associated materials if a school district elects to detector, that device is subject to confiscation, except as
provide it. The bill would provide that a parent or specified. The bill would require that a notice to that
guardian of a pupil has the right to excuse his or her child effect be posted in each area where visitors are searched
from all or part of the teen dating violence prevention prior to visit ing with an inmate or ward . This bill
education and any assessments related to it, and would contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
prescribe the procedure for a parent or guardian to
exercise that right. This bill contains other related SB 54 (Runner R) Sex offenders: residency
provisions. restrictions: petition for relief.
Status: 1/20/2011-Referred to Com. on RLS.
SB 24 (Simitian D) Personal information: Location: 1/20/2011-S. RLS.
privacy. Summary:
Status: 1/20/2011-Referred to Com. on JUD. Would provide that the 2,000 feet shall be measured by
Location: 1/20/2011-S. JUD. the shortest practical pedestrian or vehicle path. The bill
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restriction to petition the superior court of the county facility an emergency youth shelter facility, as defined, for
within which he or she resides for relief from the specified youth under 18 years of age who are homeless
requirement. The bill would provide that original or at risk of being homeless. The bill would require the
jurisdiction for the petition would lie with the appellate department to adopt regulations for these facilities by
division of the superior court in which the petition is January 1, 2013. This bill contains other related
filed. The bill would require the petitioner to establish by provisions and other existing laws.
clear and convincing evidence that there is a pervasive
lack of compliant housing in the county and that a SB 123 (Liu D) California Runaway, Homeless,
majority of sex offenders are unable to comply despite and Exploited Youth Act.
good faith efforts. The bill would require that, if relief is
Status: 2/10/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
granted, it shall be narrowly crafted in order to Location: 2/10/2011-S. PUB. S.
substantially comply with the intent of the people in Summary:
approving the residency requirements. This bill contains Would enact the California Runaway, Homeless, and
other related provisions and other existing laws. Exploited Youth Act, and would require the California
Emergency Management Agency to provide information,
SB 55 (Runner R) Parole: placement at release: coordination, and support services to public and private
registration. entities serving runaway, homeless, and exploited youth.
Status: 1/20/2011-Referred to Com. on RLS. The bill would also require the agency to develop a
Location: 1/20/2011-S. RLS. statewide plan for runaway, homeless, and exploited
Summary: youth, as specified, and to present this plan to the
Would require these inmates, if they reside in this state, Legislature by January 1, 2013. The bill would make
to register a residential address with the sheriff of the related findings and declarations.
county in which they reside within 10 days of establishing
residence or changing residence, including changes of SB 139 (Alquist D) Corrections: Inspector
residence within the same county. The bill would make General.
failure to register a misdemeanor. Because this bill would Status: 2/10/2011-Referred to Com. on PUB. S.
impose additional duties on local sheriff departments and Location: 2/10/2011-S. PUB. S.
create a new crime, it would create a state-mandated local Summary:
program. This bill contains other related provisions and Would require the Inspector General to oversee, and the
other existing laws. Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to oversee
and conduct, periodic and random searches of employees
SB 57 (Runner R) Sex offenders: social and vendors entering the secure perimeter of a state
networking prohibition: online address prison under the jurisdiction of the department for
notification requirement. contraband, and require the department to report to the
Status: 1/20/2011-Referred to Com. on RLS. Inspector General and the Legislature monthly regarding
Location: 1/20/2011-S. RLS. those searches, as specified.
Summary:
Would permit information received pursuant to these SB 143 (Rubio D) Health research: women and
provisions to be shared with the Department of Justice minority groups.
and other law enforcement agencies, upon request. By Status: 2/10/2011-Referred to Com. on RLS.
creating new crimes, this bill would impose a state- Location: 2/10/2011-S. RLS.
mandated local program. This bill contains other related Summary:
provisions and other existing laws. Existing law requires, on or before June 30, 1992, state
agencies to adopt, and provides that it is the intent of the
SB 59 (Runner R) Parole: release. Legislature that the Regents of the University of
Status: 1/20/2011-Referred to Com. on RLS. California adopt, policies based on a specified publication
Location: 1/20/2011-S. RLS. so that women and members of minority groups are
Summary: appropriately included as subjects of health research
Would exempt persons placed on parole, to whom the projects carried out by state agencies or University of
above-referenced criteria apply, from the provision that California researchers. Existing law requires, on or before
requires inmates released on parole to be returned to the September 30, 1992, state agencies and the University of
county of last legal residence. California to transmit to the Legislature copies of the
policies adopted pursuant to this provision. This bill
SB 119 (Lowenthal D) Emergency youth shelter would make technical, nonsubstantive changes to this
facilities. provision.
Status: 2/10/2011-Referred to Com. on HUMAN S.
Location: 2/10/2011-S. HUM. S. SB 151 (Correa D) State employees:
Summary: memorandum of understanding.
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Location: 2/10/2011-S. P.E. & R.
Summary:
Would approve provisions of a memorandum of
understanding entered into between the state employer
and State Bargaining Unit 6, the California Correctional
Peace Officers Association, that require the expenditure
of funds, and would provide that these provisions will
become effective even if these provisions are approved by
the Legislature in legislation other than the annual
Budget Act. This bill contains other related provisions.
SB 154 (Wolk D) Marriage licenses: vital
records: fees: domestic violence: Solano County.
Status: 2/10/2011-Referred to Com. on JUD.
Location: 2/10/2011-S. JUD.
Summary:
Would extend the operation of the above-described
provisions indefinitely. This bill contains other existing
laws.
SB 179 (Pavley D) Sex offenders: parole.
Status: 2/8/2011-From printer. May be acted upon on
or after March 10.
Location: 2/7/2011-S. PRINT
Summary:
Provides that for any person subject to a sexually violent
predator proceeding, as specified, an order issued by a
judge pursuant to specified provisions, finding that the
petition supports a finding of probable cause to believe
that the person is likely to engage in sexually violent
criminal behavior upon his or her release, shall toll the
period of parole of that person, from the date that person
is released until a specified court order is entered. This
bill contains other related provisions and other existing
laws.
SB 182 (Corbett D) Judiciary: demographic
data.
Status: 2/8/2011-From printer. May be acted upon on
or after March 10.
Location: 2/7/2011-S. PRINT
Summary:
Would expand these provisions to include the collection
and release of demographic data relative to gender
identity and sexual orientation. This bill contains other
related provisions.
SB 208 (Alquist D) Identity theft: restitution.
Status: 2/9/2011-From printer. May be acted upon on or
after March 11.
Location: 2/8/2011-S. PRINT
Summary:
Would authorize restitution for expenses to monitor an
identity theft victim's credit report and for the costs to
repair the victim's credit for a period of time reasonably
necessary to make the victim whole, as specified. This bill
contains other related provisions.
SB 233 (Pavley D) Emergency services and
care.
Status: 2/10/2011-From printer. May be acted upon on
or after March 12.
Location: 2/9/2011-S. PRINT
Summary:
Would expand the definition of emergency services and
care to include care, treatment, and surgery by a
physician assistant in compliance with prescribed
provisions. This bill would also expand the definition of
consultation to authorize physician assistants to provide
a consultation. This bill contains other related provisions
and other existing laws.
SB 242 (Corbett D) Social networking Internet
Web sites: privacy: minors.
Status: 2/10/2011-From printer. May be acted upon on
or after March 12.
Location: 2/9/2011-S. PRINT
Summary:
Would prohibit a social networking Internet Web site, as
defined, from displaying in a designated text field, to the
public or other registered users, the home address or
telephone number of a registered user of that Internet
Web site who identifies himself or herself as being under
18 years of age. This bill would impose a civil penalty, not
to exceed $10,000, for each willful and knowing violation
of this prohibition.
SB 248 (Wyland R) Forensic specimens:
offenders.
Status: 2/11/2011-From printer. May be acted upon on
or after March 13.
Location: 2/10/2011-S. PRINT
Summary:
Would add to the list of persons required to provide
forensic identifying samples, persons, including juveniles,
who pled guilty, or no contest to, or were convicted of, or
adjudicated for committing, certain offenses punishable
as misdemeanors or felonies or both, pertaining to
poisoning animals, cruelty to animals, stalking, specified
species of disorderly conduct, installing a 2-way mirror in
specified locations, and loitering in a public place with
the intent to commit prostitution. The bill would also
make nonsubstantive, technical corrections. This bill
contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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