rule 10 news page 2008

rule 10 news page 2008

Under rule 10 any bill not put into study by committee is sent to study by House..and dies so these bills have been acted upon favorably or put into extension.. to debate further date unknown..at the time of extension..sometimes..

Judiciary Committee Favorable Report

March 19, 2008

House Bills:

H 144 (Walsh, M.) An act to require national background checks.

H 169 (Koutoujian) An act relative to profits from crime.

H 312 (Rogers) An act removing the requirement to provide notice to the department of mental health license granted to a guardian to sell real estate.

H 1405 (Fagan) An act relative to the superior court for the county of Bristol civil proceedings clerks.

H 1426 (Fox) An act relative to community based juvenile justice programs.

H 1488 (Honan) An act clarifying warehousing.

H 1526 (Kafka) An act relative to public safety officers and safe hypodermic syringes (as amended).

H 1527 (Kafka) An act relative to spectating at or creating depictions of animal fighting or cruelty.

H 1529 (Kafka) An act relative to the penalties for aiding or being present at an exhibition of fighting animals.

H 1568 (Linsky) An act relative to nursing mothers (with H 1439).

H 1588 (Mariano) An act providing for the appointment of a Deputy Assistant Registrar in Norfolk Probate Court.

H 1622 (O’Flaherty) An act granting discretion to the superior court to allocate certain settlement proceeds.

H 1625 (O’Flaherty) An act to prohibit the use of certain liability waivers as against public policy (with S 874).

H 1633 (O’Flaherty) An act relative to the uniform probate code (with H 1652 and S 843).

H 1664 (O’Flaherty) An act to protect the citizens of the Commonwealth from drunk drivers.

H 1642 (O’Flaherty) An act relative to standards of conduct for notaries public (as amended).

H 1675 (Peisch) An act relative to the Homestead Act.

H 4293 (O’Flaherty) An act relative to anti gang injunctions.

Senate Bills:

S 784 (ANTONIONI) AN ACT relative to judges and registers of probate.

S 785 (ANTONIONI) AN ACT relative to the vacation rights of a certain employee of the Trial Court.

S 801 (BARRIOS) AN ACT regarding fees for justices of the peace.

S835 (CREEDON) AN ACT relative to the estate of homestead (W/878 & 883 AS AMENDED)

S 846 (CREEDON) AN ACT relative to the death of judges in the performance of their duties and survivors benefits.

S 852 (CREEDON) aN ACT relative to insubstantial, frivolous or bad faith claims in district and municipal courts.

s 911 (DOWN ING) resolve relative to the reimbursement of Chester Gorski.

S 975 (mORRISSEY) AN ACT TO PROHIBIT THE POSSESSION BY OR SALE OF SPRAY PAINT TO MINORS.

S 977 (MORRISSEY) AN ACT providing for the protection of justices of the commonwealth.

S 980 (MORRISSEY) AN ACT establishing a clerk overseeing lottery winnings disputes in the Superior Court of Norfolk County.

S 999 (Panagiotakos) AN ACT relative to the rate of compensation of private counse.

S 1007 (sPILKA) AN ACT relative to small claims procedures (W/ 932, 997, 1007—AS AMENDED) (AMENDMENT RAISES SMALL CLAIMS JURISDICTIONAL AMOUNT FROM $2,000 TO $2,500).

S 1003 (TUCKER) AN ACT regulating notaries public to protect consumers and provide anti-fraudud protection (AS AMENDED).

S 1047 (WALSH) aN ACT in favor of William J.Gormley, III.

S 2266 (MORRISSEY) AN ACT RELATIVE TO JUVENILE INTIMIDATION OF WITNESSES, JURORS AND PERSONS FURNISHING INFORMATION IN CONNECTION WITH CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS.

S 2516 (CREEDON) AN ACT RELATIVE TO SAFETY AT THE JOHN ADAMS COURTHOUS.

S 2523 (GALLUCCIO) AN ACT RELATIVE TO RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE TRANSPORTATION OF EXPLOSIVE AND INFLAMMABLE MATERIALS.

S 2530 (CREEDON) AN ACT RELATIVE TO STRENGTHENING THE ANTI-SLAPP LAW.

Judiciary bills put into extension in 2008

Judiciary Committee Extension Order

March 19, 2008

House Bills:

H 500 (Gov. Patrick) An act further regulating post-release supervision.

H 1304 (Atsalis) An act relative to the compensation of victims of violent crimes.

H 1308 (Atsalis) An act to mandate CORI evaluations for foster parents.

H 1311 (Ayers) An act relative to criminal offender record information.

H 1313 (Balser) An act relative to confinement conditions and treatment of prisoners with mental illness.

H 1317 (Balser) An act relative to distribution and use of criminal offender record information.

H 1318 (Balser) An act accelerating the sealing of nonconviction criminal offender record information.

H 1325 (Bradley) An act relative to crimes against children.

H 1331 (Bradley) An act relative to actions for assault and battery alleging a defendant sexually abused a minor.

H 1332 (Bradley) An act relative to actions for assault and battery alleging a defendant sexually abused a minor.

H 1333 (Bradley) An act relative to actions for assault and battery alleging a defendant sexually abused a minor.

H 1334 (Bradley) An act relative to the protection of children.

H 1335 (Brownsberger) An act requesting the Massachusetts Sentencing Commission to make recommendations regarding criminal offender record information, motor vehicle license suspensions and other collateral consequences of criminal dispositions.

H 1337 (Cabral) An act relative to the seizure of drug related money, property and assets.

H 1383 (DeLeo) An act relative to penalties for defacement of public property.

H 1388 (Evangelidis) An act relative to the Sexual Offender Registry.

H 1389 (Evangelidis) An act relative to the Sexual Offender Registry.

H 1479 (Hall) An act establishing a program for the treatment of certain sex offenders.

H 1532 (Keenan) An act relative to the payment of bail.

H 1547 (Koutoujian) An act relative to parental rights and child survivors of homicide.

H 1662 (O’Flaherty) An act relative to prisoner re-entry.

H 1672 (Peisch) An act providing against compelled disclosure of certain information by the news media.

H 1688 (Polito) An act relative to the safety of children in the Commonwealth.

H 1700 (Rogrigues) An act relative to assault and battery on health care providers.

H 1718 (Scaccia) An act relative to assaults upon sports officials.

H 1720 (Scaccia) An act relative to assistant registers of deeds.

H 1746 (Torrisi) An act relative to increasing the amount of damages in small claims court.

H 1749 (Vallee) An act relative to the photograph requirement of the sex offender registry.

H 1751 (Vallee) An act relative to sex offenders.

H 3054 (Naughton) An act relative to the tracking of methamphetamine.

H 3738 (Nagle) An act relative to the impersonation of police officers.

H 3865 (Callahan) An act relative to damages for the malicious injury to pets.

H 3875 (Naughton) An act relative to establishing a division of the Worcester County Probate and Family Court.

H 3876 (Naughton) An act relative to Worcester County Superior Court.

H 3877 (Naughton) An act relative to Worcester County Registry of Deeds.

H 3991 (Gov. Patrick) An act to reduce gun violence.

H 4476 (Gov. Patrick) An act to reduce recidivism by increasing employment opportunities.

SENATE BILLS:

S 243 (Tolman) Legislation relative to identity theft jurisdiction.

S 783 (Antonioni) Legislation to expand the venue for filing emergency protective orders.

S 793 (Baddour) Legislation to protect victims of computer crimes.

S 795 (Creedon) Legislation relative to a second attachment of recovery by a defendant.

S 802 (Berry) Legislation to protect and enhance the rights of child and adult victims and witnesses of crime.

S 811 (Brewer) Legislation relative to strengthening family relationships through responsible shared parenting.

S 813 (Brown)   Legislation relative to sex offender classification.
S 814 (Brown)    Legislation relative to sex offenders.
S 815 (Brown)   Legislation relative to the sex offender registry board.
S 816 (Brown)   Legislation relative to the sexual abuse of minors.
S 817 (Brown)   Legislation relative to the unsealing of records.

S 821 (Grassia) Legislation relative to an appeal to a CORI report for Thomas Grassia.

S 833 (Creedon) Legislation to improve the spousal elective share.

S 836 (Creedon) Legislation relative to the payment of interest on pecuniary legacies and pecuniary distributions under a trust instrument.

S 841 (Creedon) Legislation to increase the value and kind of personal property exempt from execution.

S 842 (Creedon) Legislation to create the uniformed child-custody jurisdiction and enforcement act.

S 847 (Creedon) Legislation to provide access to forensic and scientific analysis.

S 855 (Creedon) Legislation relative to the jurisdiction of the Suffolk County Housing Court.

S 856 (Creedon) Legislation relative to the justices of the Housing Court.

S 863 (Creedon) Legislation relative to justices of the juvenile court.

S 868 (Creedon) Legislation relative to the rate of compensation of private counsel.

S 870 (Creedon) Legislation relative to the recusal of judges.

S 875 (Creedon) Legislation relative to the spousal elective share.

S 891 (Creem) Legislation to improve the spousal elective share.

S 898 (Creem) Legislation to provide protection against compelled disclosure of certain information by the news media.

S 902 (Creem) Legislation relative to punishment for the crime of domestic violence.

S 915 (Fargo) Legislation to further regulate sex offender registration.

S 939 (Knapik) Legislation to prohibit sex offenders from operating school buses and ice cream trucks.

S 945 (Menard) Legislation relative to CORI information for chapter 766 approved private schools.

S 948 (Montigny) Legislation to prohibit sex between teachers and students.

S 974 (Morrissey) Legislation to establish a commission on judicial compensation, benefits and pension.

S 980 (Morrissey) Legislation to regulate sex offender registration in the 21st century.

S 985 (Murray) Legislation to require sex offenders to register online user names.

S 989 (O'Leary) Legislation relative to the Barnstable County Probate Court.

S 992 (Panagiotakos)  Legislation to expand CORI checks by school officials.
S 993 (Panagiotakos)  Legislation relative to lifetime community parole.
S 994 (Panagiotakos)  Legislation relative to shared parenting.

S 1018 (Timilty) Legislation relative to sex offenders and driving privileges.

S 1034 (Walsh) Legislation to establish sentencing guidelines.

S 1035 (Walsh) Legislation relative to the rights of victims of crimes.

S 1043 (Walsh) Legislation relative to the housing of sex offenders.
S 1044 (Walsh) Legislation relative to the housing of sex offenders.

S 1849 (Baddour)  Legislation to update the computer crime laws of the      Commonwealth.
S 2193 (Wilkerson)  Legislation relative to distribution and use of criminal.      offender record.
S 2194 (Wilkerson)  Legislation to accelerate the sealing of non-conviction

criminal offender record information.

S 2195 (Wilkerson) Legislation to permit the purging of juvenile records.

S 2380 (Montigny) Legislation to amend the dangerousness statute

Judiciary Bills sraw polled for study
are to be listed soon
posting 458pm update
this is a list of bills that went to study,
it is not complete. This will be updated again when
the next list is available..sorry

Sen. Creedon's office: 617-722-1200

S800, S1029 - Allow out-of-state gay couples to "marry" in Massachusetts

S831 - Repeal all laws restricting abortions, and related laws

S905 - Repeal sodomy laws and other laws regarding morality and order

S918 - Officially legalize same-sex "marriage" in Massachusetts (H1710,S918)

S925 - Repealing the exemption of schools from the law against “disseminating matter harmful to minors.”

S926 - Force the government to abide by the actual marriage statutes regarding same-sex “marriage”.

S927 - Stop selective harrassment of citizens taping public events.

S928 - Remove undefined phrase “sexual orientation” from all Massachusette statutes

Rep. O'Flaherty's office: 617-722-2396

H1722 - Transgender Rights and Hate Crimes

H1728 - Allow out-of-state gay couples to "marry" in Massachusetts

H1709 - Repeal sodomy laws and other laws regarding morality and order

H1710 - Officially legalize same-sex "marriage" in Massachusetts

H1734 - Repeal all laws restricting abortions, and related laws

H1735 - Allow a minor to get an abortion WITHOUT parental consent or judge’s order

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