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95 Documents Found in Legislative Session 86 (2009-2010)
for Authors of "Cornish"

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Status		 Official
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Action		 Law Bill
Text		 Chief
Author		 Short Description
House HF3679 1 03/17/2010 Text icon Cornish Felony extended of fraudulent or other improper finance statements to include retaliation against a sheriff for executing the duties connected with a sheriff's sale of real property or county recorder for executing the duties connected with a lien placed on real property.
House HF3479 5 03/15/2010 Text icon Rosenthal Office of Administrative Hearings authorized to review driver's license revocation or disqualification and motor vehicle plate impoundment resulting from implied consent violations.
House HF3447 7 03/24/2010 Text icon Bigham DNA collection from offenders authorized.
House HF3428 1 03/08/2010 Text icon Cornish Retired peace officers authorized to carry a pistol without a permit, and law enforcement agencies required to issue identification to former officers who qualify to carry without a permit.
House HF3399 3 05/05/2010 Text icon Juhnke Jobs, family, and economic development fund developed, funding mechanism provided for agricultural, rural, early childhood, bioscience, medical technology, economic development, and athletic, recreational, and extracurricular activities, and regulation provided for gaming activities at racetracks and increasing purses.
House HF3374 4 03/17/2010 Text icon Eastlund Agricultural property market value growth limited, and onetime credit established for certain agricultural properties.
House HF3373 4 04/06/2010 Text icon Eastlund Green Acres program remaining property deadline extended without additional taxes.
House HF3361 3 03/11/2010 Text icon Holberg Domestic abuse or sexual attack programs exempted from data practice requirements, and data classified.
House HF3302 4 03/17/2010 Text icon Brod Job creation encouraged, investment credits provided, various income tax provisions changed, level of budgeted spending limited to the amount collected in the prior biennium, interlocutory appeal provided, governing merchant actions modified, private remedies modified, environmental permitting and review provisions modified, reports required, and money appropriated.
House HF3190 3 03/18/2010 Text icon Hackbarth Off-highway vehicle seasons modified, off-highway vehicle youth operation requirements modified, and nonresident all-terrain vehicle state trail pass modified.
House HF3172 10 04/07/2010 221 Text icon Cornish Independent School District No. 75, St. Clair, authorized to place advertising at district-owned baseball field.
House HF3171 2 03/01/2010 Text icon Cornish Public safety radio communications equipment exemptions provided.
House HF3126 3 03/04/2010 Text icon Cornish Deer, moose, and elk stand height restrictions removed.
House SF3116 7 04/13/2010 256 Text icon Bigham DNA collection from offenders authorized.
House HF3107 5 03/24/2010 Text icon Dettmer Property, agricultural land, and boarding of horses provisions modified.
House HF3106 29 05/13/2010 366 Text icon Bigham Implied consent, driving while impaired, and ignition interlock provisions modified.
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 HF3005 2 02/17/2010 Text icon Thao Drum use allowed while baiting bear.
House HF2983 3 02/23/2010 Text icon Eastlund Green Acres program and agricultural classifications made in 2008 and 2009 changes repealed.
House HF2979 3 02/22/2010 Text icon Rosenthal Alcohol concentration lowered from 0.20 to 0.16 for an aggravating factor under DWI law.
House HF2978 6 03/24/2010 Text icon Rosenthal First-degree driving while impaired crime amended to include prior felony convictions from other states.
House HF2975 8 04/06/2010 Text icon Lanning Salvia divinorum sale and possession crime established, and penalty provided.
House HF2955 3 02/18/2010 Text icon Dill Deer killed by a motor vehicle permitted to be kept by the driver.
House HF2882 9 04/19/2010 Text icon Hansen Outdoor heritage funding provided from constitutionally dedicated funds, and money appropriated.
House HF2844 4 02/16/2010 Text icon Smith Public safety-related funding provided, and money appropriated.
House HF2837 11 04/06/2010 Text icon Knuth "Green economy" definition amended to include the concept of "green chemistry".
House SF2773 8 05/13/2010 368 Text icon Lanning Salvia divinorum sale and possession crime established, and penalty provided.
House HF2622 2 02/04/2010 Text icon Cornish Blue Earth River designated as a boating route, and money appropriated.
House SF2490 5 04/06/2010 Text icon Knuth "Green economy" definition amended to include the concept of "green chemistry".
House HF2427 6 02/25/2010 Text icon Morrow Trunk Highway 14 construction project requirements established.
House HF2401 2 01/11/2010 Text icon Gunther Pork producers funding provided, and money appropriated.
House HF2391 2 12/22/2009 Text icon Dill Metropolitan area shooting sports facility funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.
House HF2213 3 05/15/2009 Text icon Howes Permit requirements and fees modified for fishing contest permits.
House HF2000 1 03/23/2009 Text icon Cornish Peace officer firearm discharge reporting modified.
House HF1881 4 04/01/2009 Text icon Hackbarth Hunters', anglers', and trappers' bill of rights established; right to arms and the right to wear fur and display game protected; hunting and fishing access ensured; program established to allow public walk-in access on private property; money appropriated; and constitutional amendment proposed.
House HF1870 1 03/18/2009 Text icon Dettmer Marriage between a man and a woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in Minnesota, and constitutional amendment proposed.
House HF1859 1 03/18/2009 Text icon Bigham Board of Private Detective and Protective Agent Services merged with the Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training.
House HF1757 6 02/18/2010 Text icon Brod Department of Health and Human Services established, and merger of the Department of Health and the Department of Human Services required.
House HF1712 3 03/23/2009 Text icon Jackson Residents 90 years of age or older provided free angling licenses.
House HF1687 3 03/16/2009 Text icon Gottwalt Prevailing wage provisions modified.
House HF1686 3 03/16/2009 Text icon Gottwalt Minimum wage for tipped employees modified, and tip credit provided.
House HF1679 4 03/25/2009 Text icon Simon Adoption records and original birth certificates access provisions modified.
House HF1629 2 03/13/2009 Text icon Demmer Shining artificial lights restrictions and conforming penalties modified.
House HF1546 2 03/12/2009 Text icon Rosenthal Domestic assault requirement that a previous conviction be against a family or household member to enhance a conviction eliminated.
House HF1412 6 12/22/2009 Text icon Cornish Waldorf; wastewater treatment infrastructure funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.
House HF1384 4 03/06/2009 Text icon Gunther School district minimum revenue increased for various youth and community education programs.
House HF1360 3 03/12/2009 Text icon Bigham Civil immunity extended to municipalities that donate public safety equipment.
House HF1335 6 12/22/2009 Text icon Gunther Winnebago; wastewater treatment pipeline funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.
House HF1274 2 03/05/2009 Text icon Rosenthal Statewide Radio Board designated as Minnesota's State Interoperability Executive Committee.
House HF1273 5 03/13/2009 Text icon Rosenthal Domestic abuse arrest time expanded.
House HF1264 1 03/02/2009 Text icon Hilstrom Trespass crime expanded to prohibit entry into areas cordoned off by peace officers.
House HF1252 1 03/02/2009 Text icon Anderson, S. Vote by the student body required to increase optional student fees at a public postsecondary institution or campus.
House HF1213 9 05/05/2009 Text icon Hortman Prostitution penalty enhancement provision for repeat offenders clarified, and prostitution in a public place crime broadened.
House HF1194 9 02/11/2010 Text icon Downey Green job incentives provided, green job opportunity building zones provided, small business investment company and job growth investment tax credits provided, tax benefits allowed, conforming changes made, terms defined, and biomethane energy projects allowed.
House HF1173 5 03/19/2009 Text icon Dean Charter school students allowed to participate in extracurricular activities of their resident district.
House HF1121 6 03/12/2009 Text icon Kath Farmamerica funding provided, and money appropriated.
House HF1093 4 03/02/2009 Text icon Hosch Positive abortion alternatives base funding increased.
House HF1059 8 04/15/2010 Text icon Otremba State-sponsored health program funds limited for funding abortions.
House HF1058 8 04/15/2010 Text icon Fritz Saline amniocentesis abortions prohibited.
House HF1057 8 04/15/2010 Text icon Brod Abortion provisions changed.
House SF1009 18 05/18/2009 170 Text icon Hortman Prostitution penalty enhancement provision for repeat offenders clarified, and prostitution in a public place crime broadened.
House HF0952 4 03/16/2009 Text icon Eken Board of Water and Soil Resources membership modified.
House HF0902 1 02/16/2009 Text icon Emmer Property interest in human biological specimens created, and specimen use limited.
House HF0901 1 02/16/2009 Text icon Emmer Genetic information use modified.
House HF0857 2 02/19/2009 Text icon Emmer MFIP eligibility drug screening required.
House HF0821 2 02/16/2009 Text icon Morrow Rural Policy and Development Center funding provided, and money appropriated.
House HF0812 1 02/16/2009 Text icon Cornish Local authorities prohibited from enforcing criminal provisions with administrative penalties, and application of the criminal and traffic offender surcharge clarified.
House HF0800 5 03/23/2009 Text icon Cornish Use of force in defense of home and person law clarified, Minnesota's self-defense and defense of home laws codified and extended, common law eliminated, boundaries of dwelling expanded, presumption created, and rights available extended to a person defending against entry of occupied vehicle.
House HF0795 2 02/16/2009 Text icon Brynaert Independent School District No. 77, Mankato, fund transfer authorized.
House HF0792 2 02/19/2009 Text icon Hilstrom Machine gun and short-barreled shotgun possession included on list of crimes against a person for registration under the Predatory Offender Registration Law.
House HF0760 6 03/23/2009 Text icon Ward Minnesota Faith in Action permanent funding allocated.
House HF0713 1 02/12/2009 Text icon Howes Fireworks limited personal use authorized, affidavit of safety guidelines required, criminal penalties provided, and money appropriated.
House HF0707 5 03/02/2009 Text icon Hortman Absentee ballot rejection notice required to voter.
House HF0661 2 02/09/2009 Text icon Torkelson Floodplain management funding provided, and money appropriated.
House HF0638 2 02/10/2009 Text icon Scalze Outdoor recreation system land sales prohibited.
House SF0568 2 03/15/2010 Text icon Bigham Civil immunity extended to municipalities that donate public safety equipment.
House HF0567 5 04/19/2010 Text icon Gunther Bioscience business development public infrastructure grant program expanded.
House HF0566 2 02/06/2009 Text icon Magnus Wind energy production tax inclusion removed.
House HF0484 1 02/02/2009 Text icon Lanning Salvia divinorum added to Schedule I of the controlled substance schedules.
House HF0431 2 03/02/2009 Text icon Smith Illegal immigrant hiring penalties provided, aggravated forgery documents added, aggravated forgery penalty increased, and sex trafficking established as a separate crime from the promotion of prostitution.
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 HF0326 13 05/04/2009 Text icon Clark Bisphenol-A prohibited in products for young children.
House HF0291 1 01/26/2009 Text icon Westrom Mini truck titling, registration, and operation regulated.
House HF0289 3 01/29/2009 Text icon Sanders Game and fish lottery and drawing preferences expanded for service members.
House HF0267 12 05/08/2009 Text icon Hortman Motor vehicle restraint required for child passengers under the age of eight and shorter than four feet nine inches, and seat belt requirements modified accordingly.
House HF0250 15 04/03/2009 Text icon Knuth Children's health protected from toxic chemicals in products, disclosure required by manufacturers of children's products that contain chemicals of high concern, Department of Health authorized to designate priority chemicals and safer alternative replacement required, interstate clearinghouse participation authorized, and legislative report required.
House SF0247 6 05/05/2009 40 Text icon Clark Bisphenol-A prohibited in products for young children.
House HF0241 1 01/22/2009 Text icon Cornish Driver's license or Minnesota identification card photograph requirements modified.
House HF0132 4 02/16/2009 Text icon Cornish All-terrain vehicle operation allowed on county roads.
House HF0128 8 03/23/2009 Text icon Dill Bow and gun case requirements removed.
House HF0108 22 02/04/2010 165 Text icon Norton Seat belt violation made a primary offense in all seating positions regardless of age, and increased speed limit provided when passing.
House SF0099 9 05/11/2009 82 Text icon Hortman Motor vehicle restraint required for child passengers under the age of eight and shorter than four feet nine inches, and seat belt requirements modified accordingly.
House HF0078 6 01/22/2009 Text icon Eastlund 2008 Green Acres law changes repealed.