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38 Documents Found in Legislative Session 86 (2009-2010)
for Chief Authors of "Paymar"

Body Bill
Status		 Official
Actions		 Last
Action		 Law Bill
Text		 Chief
Author		 Short Description
House HF3736 1 03/25/2010 Text icon Paymar Gang pointer file required audits to be conducted at least once every two years, five-year purges and parental notification implemented for local gang evidence databases, and working group created on gang evidence databases.
House HF3526 1 03/09/2010 Text icon Paymar Parole board established and membership duties and powers prescribed, and eligibility of individual to be considered for parole prescribed, and money appropriated.
House HF3089 7 03/15/2010 Text icon Paymar Statutory cap on bail modified for nonfelony domestic abuse offenders, domestic abuse no contact order law recodified and clarified, tampering with a witness crime expanded, data communications network requirement clarified to include orders for protection and no contact orders, and criminal penalties imposed.
House HF3018 4 03/01/2010 Text icon Paymar Prostitution law provisions clarified and recodified and certain definitions modified.
House HF2987 2 02/16/2010 Text icon Paymar Open alcohol container law expanded to apply to off-road recreational vehicles.
House HF2965 15 05/11/2010 Text icon Paymar Multijurisdictional gang and drug task forces certification process established.
House HF2960 3 02/16/2010 Text icon Paymar Background check required for transfer of a firearm at a gun show and penalty provided.
House HF2921 3 03/09/2010 Text icon Paymar Moratorium imposed on electronic advertising devices.
House SF2725 16 05/15/2010 383 Text icon Paymar Multijurisdictional gang and drug task forces certification process established.
House HF2329 4 02/25/2010 Text icon Paymar Green job zone tax incentives for businesses provided, certification of qualifying business provided, and money appropriated.
House HF1998 1 03/23/2009 Text icon Paymar Income tax rates increased.
House HF1827 4 04/07/2009 Text icon Paymar Judicial sanctions enforced, fines, fees, and surcharges included, and requirement to supply judges modified.
House HF1714 8 01/11/2010 Text icon Paymar Ordway Center for the Performing Arts funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.
House HF1657 13 04/22/2009 Text icon Paymar Omnibus public safety bill.
House SF1627 3 04/27/2009 Text icon Paymar Judicial sanctions enforced, fines, fees, and surcharges included, and requirement to supply judges modified.
House HF1505 20 05/17/2009 137 Text icon Paymar Prostitution and sex and labor trafficking; data gathered and compiled every two years, criminal penalties increased, trafficking crimes expanded, promotion of trafficking crime to the firearm law's definition and the victim's right's law definition, repeat offenders penalty enhancement provision expanded, and prostitution in a public place crime broadened.
House HF1474 2 03/26/2009 Text icon Paymar Prisoners facing civil commitment allowed to elect to remain confined in state correctional facilities beyond their scheduled release date.
House SF1464 5 05/18/2009 Text icon Paymar Employee fitness and wellness activities authorized in state space.
House HF1396 12 04/06/2010 Text icon Paymar Domestic abuse; courts authorized to include pets and companion animals in protective orders.
House HF1279 1 03/02/2009 Text icon Paymar Bureau of Criminal Apprehension account appropriation required; correctional state employee retirement plan revised; vesting period for retirement annuity modified; service credit transfer permitted; and money appropriated for courts, public defenders, public safety, corrections, and other criminal justice agencies.
House HF1270 8 03/09/2010 Text icon Paymar Short-term offender pilot project development required, county of community corrections departments authorized to develop pilot-project for short-term offender commitments, and reports provided.
House HF1269 1 03/02/2009 Text icon Paymar Electronic submission of criminal justice agency reports to the legislature required.
House HF1268 9 04/27/2009 Text icon Paymar Employee fitness and wellness activities authorized in state space.
House HF1156 3 03/05/2009 Text icon Paymar Referees authorized to preside over conciliation courts.
House HF1103 1 02/26/2009 Text icon Paymar Trespass with recreational motor vehicle presumption reversed outside metropolitan areas.
House HF1102 1 02/26/2009 Text icon Paymar Open alcohol container law expanded to include certain off-road recreational vehicles.
House HF0996 1 02/19/2009 Text icon Paymar Personal appearance in an application for a name change made by an adult requirement eliminated.
House HF0953 6 03/09/2009 Text icon Paymar Transfer of pistols or semiautomatic military-style assault weapons provisions modified.
House SF0838 5 04/06/2010 Text icon Paymar Domestic abuse; courts authorized to include pets and companion animals in protective orders.
House SF0802 25 05/12/2010 83 Text icon Paymar Omnibus public safety bill.
House HF0596 5 02/26/2009 Text icon Paymar Billboard nonconforming use provisions modified.
House HF0595 5 02/26/2009 Text icon Paymar Billboard erection prohibited near roads and highways, and maintenance of advertising devices restricted.
House HF0584 5 02/26/2009 Text icon Paymar New billboard statewide moratorium established, and existing billboards declared as nonconforming.
House HF0507 7 03/12/2009 Text icon Paymar Ethanol producer payment program repealed.
House HF0366 1 01/29/2009 Text icon Paymar POST board powers and duties clarified.
House SF0350 2 02/09/2009 Text icon Paymar POST board powers and duties clarified.
House HF0248 5 02/27/2009 Text icon Paymar Existing domestic fatality review team continuation authorized and all judicial districts permitted to create domestic fatality review teams.
House HF0180 2 01/29/2009 Text icon Paymar Heads of law enforcement agencies penalty established for those who allow nonlicensed employees and peace officer agents to carry firearms.