HB 1 Municipalities; revise law regarding investment of Janus surplus funds. Referred To Municipalities HB 2 School districts; authorize rewards for confiscation of Manning illegal firearms. Referred To Education HB 3 Justice court judges; increase salaries of. Manning Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;County Affairs HB 4 Supplemental Rural Fire Truck Acquisition Program; Manning create. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 5 School boards; authorize to allow leave for school Manning employees at same rate as state employees. Referred To Education HB 6 Commissioner of Public Safety; remove from omnibus pay Guice section. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 7 Realtors and bankers; prohibit from requiring use of Perkins preselected attorneys in real estate transactions. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 8 Schools; require African-American history course and Perkins drug education programs. Referred To Education HB 9 Voter Protection Act; establish. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 10 Ratite industry promotion program; establish. Shows Referred To Agriculture HB 11 Election Commissioners; require training and Denny certification. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 12 Sales tax; exempt finance charges from. Short Referred To Ways and Means HB 13 Antique car tags; authorize to be issued for Short motorcycles. Referred To Ways and Means HB 14 Schools; increase salaries of teachers, assistant Frierson teachers and other school employees. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 15 Elected officials; cannot employ or contract with Bowles campaign contributors or family. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 16 Historic landmark; Department of Archives and History Green (72nd) to preserve and restore "William H. Holtzclaw" House. Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands;Appropriations HB 17 Attorneys; attorney discipline is Supreme Court duty Green (72nd) and provide for audit of Mississippi Bar. Referred To Judiciary A HB 18 Voter registration; allow at driver's license office Green (72nd) and other agency locations. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 19 Mississippi Bar; provide for audits by Department of Green (72nd) Audit. Referred To Judiciary A HB 20 Joint and several liability; revise. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary A HB 21 AIDS test; require for persons arrested, charged or Green (72nd) convicted of sexual offenses. Referred To Judiciary B;County Affairs HB 22 Motor vehicle privilege and ad valorem taxes; authorize Holland cash refund upon sale or transfer. Referred To Ways and Means HB 23 Schools; require each school district to operate an Clark alternative school program by 1997-1998 school year. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 24 School facilities; authorize school boards to allow use Clark of for child care services. Referred To Education HB 25 Compulsory school attendance enforcement, department Clark of; establish under Office of State Auditor. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 26 Universities and colleges; authorize to teach all Clark lawful subjects. Referred To Ways and Means;Universities and Colleges HB 27 Commission on the Restoration of the Family; create. Clark Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 28 Hunting and fishing; allow on flood waters of public Moak waterways. Referred To Conservation and Water Resources HB 29 Game, fish and exotic fish; increase fee charged to Ellzey nonresidents for certain permits. Referred To Agriculture;Game and Fish HB 30 Aquaculture permits; revise fee charged to Ellzey nonresidents. Referred To Agriculture HB 31 Hotels; prohibit rental to minors for less than 24 Green (72nd) hours. Referred To Judiciary B HB 32 Initiative Petitions; lower number of signatures Denny required. Referred To Apportionment and Elections;Constitution HB 33 Gun permits; allow reciprocity with other states. Frierson Referred To Judiciary B HB 34 Mental health facilities; not disclose name/address of Frierson patients or kin without kin's consent. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 35 Automobile insurance; prohibit increase or cancellation Bowles when insured not at fault. Referred To Insurance HB 36 Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks Commission; required to Bowles submit rules to Legislature for approval. Referred To Game and Fish HB 37 Concealed weapons; provide for reciprocity with other Bowles states. Referred To Judiciary B HB 38 Elected or appointed officials; must resign before Bowles running for another office. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 39 Prima facie evidence of hunting; remove certain "other Bowles devices" as proof of. Referred To Game and Fish HB 40 Sexual consent; revise age. Clark Referred To Judiciary B HB 41 License tags; authorize personalized for motorcycles. Compretta Referred To Ways and Means HB 42 Medicaid; continue current capitated managed care pilot Flaggs program and establish new program (minority). Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 43 Voter registration; persons registered under NVRA will Flaggs be registered for state elections. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 44 Municipal annexation; require approval by majority of Ellington registered voters in territory proposed to be annexed. Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs HB 45 Mississippi Bar; exempt certain attorneys from payment Green (72nd) of dues. Referred To Judiciary A HB 46 Mediation; provide as method of dispute resolution. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary A HB 47 Accident and health insurance; require coverage for Green (72nd) students participating in school athletics. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 48 Justice court; revise assignment of courtrooms. Endt Referred To Judiciary B HB 49 Police lights; felony to use without authority. Clark Referred To Transportation HB 50 Crimes; impersonating law enforcement officers is a Clark felony. Referred To Judiciary B HB 51 Driver's license; use of counterfeit license to be a Clark felony. Referred To Transportation HB 52 Schools; require emphasis on responsible sexual Martinson behavior and prevention of drug use. Referred To Education HB 53 Counties; authorize board of supervisors to employ Martinson attorney as full-time county employee. Referred To County Affairs HB 54 Civil commitment; may be committed with pending Compretta misdemeanor charge. Referred To Judiciary A HB 55 Unmarked sheriff's vehicles; delete cap on maximum Taylor number. Referred To County Affairs HB 56 Marine resources; authorize Department of Marine Ryan Resources to exercise law enforcement powers. Referred To Conservation and Water Resources HB 57 Marriage license; require testing for STDs and receive Green (72nd) treatment before issuance of. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 58 Bingo games; prohibit within 1500 feet of certain Green (72nd) entities. Referred To Ways and Means HB 59 Gaming license fee; provide temporary increase and Smith (27th) distribute to nongaming counties. Referred To Ways and Means HB 60 Slot amusement machines; revise meaning and regulation Clark of. Referred To Ways and Means HB 61 Schools; require one minute of quiet reflection upon Clark opening of each school day. Referred To Education HB 62 Traffic regulations; roadway to be marked with yellow King center line to prohibit passing at intersections. Referred To Transportation HB 63 State Personnel Board; copies of proposed rules to Endt committee chairmen, Lieutenant Governor and Governor. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 64 Privilege taxes; reduce levy on travel agents and Davis (102nd) travel agencies. Referred To Ways and Means HB 65 Sales tax; reduce tax on retail sales of motorcycles. Davis (102nd) * Referred To Ways and Means HB 66 Weapons; increase penalty for possession by convicted Green (72nd) felon. Referred To Judiciary B HB 67 Weapons; create felony offense for possession of Green (72nd) stolen firearm. Referred To Judiciary B HB 68 Local income tax; authorize certain municipalities to Green (72nd) levy. Referred To Ways and Means HB 69 Weapons; prohibit carrying in vehicle not owned or Green (72nd) leased by person carrying. Referred To Judiciary B HB 70 Weapons; prohibit carrying within a motor vehicle. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary B HB 71 Divorce; revise grounds. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary A HB 72 Sales of weapons by mail; prohibit to persons under 21. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary B HB 73 Automatic teller machines (ATMs); banks shall establish Green (72nd) in secure locations. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 74 Income tax; allow credit for child adoption expenses. Green (72nd) Referred To Ways and Means HB 75 Jackson State University Law School; require Green (72nd) establishment by year 2001. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations HB 76 Workers' compensation; revise definition of surviving Green (72nd) spouse. Referred To Insurance HB 77 Guardian; authorize to pursue claim on behalf of child Green (72nd) without guardianship. Referred To Judiciary A HB 78 Sales tax; exempt finance charges from. Green (72nd) Referred To Ways and Means HB 79 Sales tax; exempt food sold to senior citizens and Green (72nd) totally disabled persons. Referred To Ways and Means HB 80 Workers' compensation; revise distribution of death Green (72nd) benefits. Referred To Insurance HB 81 Real estate; revise broker and salesperson license Morris requirements and appeals. Referred To Judiciary B HB 82 Headlights; require use of when windshield wipers Davis (102nd) necessary. Referred To Transportation HB 83 Traffic regulations; post signs directing slow-moving Davis (102nd) traffic to keep right. Referred To Transportation HB 84 Suffrage; restore to Christopher Michael Nickell of Davis (102nd) Forrest County. Referred To Judiciary B HB 85 Child support; provide for surcharge on delinquent Davis (102nd) payments. Referred To Judiciary A HB 86 Traffic control devices; MDOT maintain on state Endt highways within all cities. Referred To Transportation HB 87 Alligator hunting permits; authorize Commission on Endt Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks to increase those issued. Referred To Game and Fish HB 88 Motor vehicle tags; reduce cost of for active duty Endt military personnel. Referred To Ways and Means HB 89 Privilege tax; provide for reciprocal assessment on Endt professionals from states where Mississippi residents are assessed. Referred To Ways and Means HB 90 Parole; require potential parolees to complete Endt court-imposed program before being paroled. Referred To Penitentiary HB 91 Proprietary schools; decrease amount of surety bond Endt required for certificate of registration for. Referred To Education HB 92 Highway system; add highway in Jackson County. Endt Referred To Transportation HB 93 Motor vehicle ad valorem tax; grant exemption for Endt out-of-state servicemen. Referred To Ways and Means HB 94 Unpaid ad valorem taxes; purchasers of certain vehicles Endt not liable for taxes owed by sellers. Referred To Ways and Means HB 95 Sales tax; exempt hearing aids, prosthetic devices, and Endt dentures from. Referred To Ways and Means HB 96 Homestead exemption; increase. Endt Referred To Ways and Means HB 97 Fishing license exemption reciprocity agreement; Endt authorize Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks to enter into with Alabama. Referred To Game and Fish HB 98 Gaming establishments; prohibit cash producing or Endt credit producing machines on premises of. Referred To Ways and Means HB 99 State appropriations and employees; limit annual growth Capps of. Referred To Appropriations HB 100 Trespass; specify inclusion of public housing authority Smith (39th) property. Referred To Judiciary B HB 101 Retirement allowance; state officials and employees Walker with 40 years service may receive if waive salary. Referred To Appropriations HB 102 Retirement allowances; state officials and employees Walker may receive if waive salary. Referred To Appropriations HB 103 Alcoholic beverage licenses; require to purchase Moak certain liability insurance. Referred To Ways and Means HB 104 Sixteenth section land; allow board of education to Robinson (84th) sell permits to hunt and fish on certain. Referred To Education HB 105 Sixteenth section land; revise hunting and fishing Robinson (84th) requirements on. Referred To Education HB 106 School district superintendents; require classroom and Simmons (100th) administrative experience. Referred To Education HB 107 Infant Mortality Task Force; extend date of repealer Ford on. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 108 Alternative school programs; extend repealer. Ford Referred To Education HB 109 Wills; authorize to be executed by videotape. Guice Referred To Judiciary A HB 110 Radar; restrict use by city police on interstate Guice highways. Referred To Transportation HB 111 License tags; exempt Purple Heart Medal recipients from Flaggs additional distinctive tag fee. Referred To Ways and Means HB 112 Attempted murder; create criminal offense. Denny Referred To Judiciary B HB 113 Municipal corporations; provide method for the Denny dissolution of. Referred To Municipalities HB 114 Sentencing guidelines; establish study committee. Denny Referred To Rules HB 115 Resident hunting license; income tax filing as proof of Frierson resident status. Referred To Game and Fish HB 116 Municipalities; require contractor to have license Guice before awarding construction contract or issuing building permit. Referred To Municipalities HB 117 Justice court; authorize private process server to Guice execute process. Referred To Judiciary B HB 118 Alcoholic beverages; increase penalties for selling to Reeves minors. Referred To Ways and Means HB 119 Smoking; prohibit in state office buildings. Reeves Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 120 Legislative committees; conference committee and Reeves subcommittee meetings open to public. Referred To Judiciary B;Rules HB 121 Schools, elementary; minimum program allotment for Holden employing counselors in. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 122 Schools; require fifth grade field trip to state Holden correctional facility. Referred To Education;Penitentiary HB 123 Bonds; mandate election on issuing county or city Horne general obligation bonds. Referred To Ways and Means HB 124 Initiative; Attorney General explain misleading facts Horne in arguments for and against. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 125 Mineral interests; revise procedure for payment of Ellzey taxes. Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals;Ways and Means HB 126 Implied Consent Law; lower blood alcohol content for Ellzey persons under 18. Referred To Judiciary A HB 127 Income tax; provide a credit for ad valorem taxes paid Ellzey on poultry houses. Referred To Ways and Means HB 128 Gaming; revise locations where gaming vessels may be Flaggs located in Mississippi River counties. Referred To Ways and Means HB 129 Controlled substances; felony to bring into state, Formby county or municipal facility. Referred To Judiciary A HB 130 Bail; prohibit pending appeal of certain felony Formby convictions. Referred To Judiciary B HB 131 Seized controlled substances; may be used in arresting Formby drug offenders. Referred To Judiciary A HB 132 Controlled substances; revise distance near schools for Formby enhanced penalties. Referred To Judiciary A HB 133 Personal care homes, unlicensed; prohibit from using Guice home health agency services. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 134 Disinterment of buried human bodies; define persons Moak having right of consent to. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 135 Health insurance; PERS members may prepay costs of Moak before retirement. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 136 Municipal bypasses; replaced state Highway 15 in Bowles Chickasaw County maintained by state. Referred To Transportation HB 137 License tags; authorize personalized and antique tags Bowles for motorcycles. Referred To Ways and Means HB 138 State aid roads; provide supplemental funds in support Bowles of. Referred To Transportation;Appropriations HB 139 Drivers license suspension; require immediate notice. Bowles Referred To Transportation HB 140 Driveways; counties maintain to private residences for Bowles emergency vehicle access. Referred To County Affairs HB 141 Smoking; prohibit in all state buildings. Clarke Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 142 Public defenders; create state system. Reeves Referred To Judiciary B;Appropriations HB 143 Waste tire fee; exempt certain tire sales from. Taylor Referred To Conservation and Water Resources HB 144 Nursing home beds; CONs for at existing nursing home in Taylor Wayne County. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 145 Retirement; certain unused personal leave shall Taylor increase average compensation for. Referred To Appropriations HB 146 Court of Appeals; opinions not published but public Reeves record. Referred To Judiciary A HB 147 Welfare reform; pilot program in Wayne County to assist Taylor with home health services. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 148 Social worker licenses; issue to certain social workers Taylor and social services designees. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 149 Adverse possession; prohibit if owner pays taxes. Taylor Referred To Judiciary B HB 150 Judges, justice court; authorize additional Taylor compensation while serving for disabled or suspended judge. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;County Affairs HB 151 Board on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Taylor Training; revise membership. Referred To Judiciary B HB 152 Doctrine of adverse possession; repeal. Taylor Referred To Judiciary B HB 153 Mortgage or deed of trust; upon full payment require Taylor cancellation of. Referred To Judiciary B HB 154 Lice; students with shall be treated by county health Manning departments. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 155 City of Biloxi; authorize to donate funds to the United Janus Way of South Mississippi. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB 156 Road construction and repair; local government; Smith (27th) establish state program to assist. Referred To Transportation;Appropriations HB 157 Log trucks; may operate during certain dark hours with Manning special lighting. Referred To Transportation HB 158 Sales tax; reduce rate imposed on retail sales of Manning previously titled private carriers of passengers and light carriers of property. Referred To Ways and Means HB 159 Radar; restrict use by city police on interstate Guice highways. Referred To Transportation HB 160 Driver's license; jailtime not suspended for person Guice driving with suspended or revoked license. Referred To Transportation HB 161 Traffic violation; exempt one violation within three Guice years from motorist's traffic record. Referred To Transportation HB 162 Sales tax; exempt sales to certain community and Perkins recreational centers. Referred To Ways and Means HB 163 Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property Denny or services to Daughters of the American Revolution. Referred To Ways and Means HB 164 Campaign Expenditures; limit. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 165 Affidavit ballot; establish a uniform. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 166 Voter registration; to be conducted within 2 years Denny after federal decennial census. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 167 Parole; prohibit for murder conviction. Denny Referred To Penitentiary HB 168 Distinctive license tag; authorize issuance in support Moak of veterans' monument. Referred To Ways and Means HB 169 Killing cattle; increase penalty. Moak Referred To Judiciary B HB 170 Sexual offenses; prohibit jailers from having sex with Moak inmates. Referred To Judiciary B HB 171 State buildings; increase number of women's restrooms. Moak Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands;Appropriations HB 172 Insurance companies; write all lines of insurance Moak proportionately. Referred To Insurance HB 173 Health insurance; prohibit insurers from cancelling Moak because insured bought second policy. Referred To Insurance HB 174 Commissioner of Insurance; exclude certain religious Moak publications from jurisdiction of. Referred To Insurance HB 175 Child custody; remove maternal presumption in divorce Moak cases. Referred To Judiciary A HB 176 PERS; remove members for certain criminal convictions. Moak Referred To Appropriations HB 177 Sales tax; exempt sale or transfer of motor vehicle Moak between siblings. Referred To Ways and Means HB 178 Strategic planning; create structure for recommending Taylor state goals (AUDITOR). Referred To Appropriations HB 179 Absentee ballots; revise procedures for. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 180 Absentee ballots; revise procedures for. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 181 Elections; commissioners of election to run party Denny primary. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 182 Resident hunting and fishing licenses; allow certain Taylor nonresidents to purchase. Referred To Game and Fish HB 183 Schools; increase teachers' salaries to the Moak southeastern average. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 184 Radar; authorize sheriffs in certain counties to use. Ryan Referred To Transportation HB 185 City of Biloxi; authorize to donate money to the United Ryan Way of South Mississippi. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB 186 Income tax; provide credit for legal child adoption. Ryan Referred To Ways and Means HB 187 False identification; crime to give to law enforcement Ryan officer. Referred To Judiciary B HB 188 Sales tax; exempt sales to or by Signature Works, Inc., Barnett (92nd) formerly known as Royal Maid Association for the Blind. Referred To Ways and Means HB 189 State highway system; add portion of Mississippi 472 in Barnett (92nd) Copiah County to. Referred To Transportation HB 190 Ballots; candidate names to be arranged in alphabetical Ellington order. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 191 Community hospital boards; remove exemption from open Guice meetings law. Referred To Judiciary B HB 192 Implied consent law; revise blood alcohol level. Reeves Referred To Judiciary A HB 193 Implied consent law; revise municipal judges's Reeves authority to suspend license. Referred To Judiciary A HB 194 Implied Consent Law; lower blood alcohol level for Reeves minors. Referred To Judiciary A HB 195 Surface water; create program for Department of Moak Environmental Quality to monitor quality. Referred To Conservation and Water Resources HB 196 Campaign contributions; delete exemption for reporting Horne out-of-state contributors. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 197 Agriculture Museum; rename as the Mississippi Manning Agricultural and Forestry Museum. Referred To Agriculture HB 198 Sales tax; increase diversion to municpalities from Young 18.5% to 20.5%. Referred To Ways and Means HB 199 Mississippi Code; authorize legislators to receive on Rotenberry CD-ROM. Referred To Appropriations HB 200 Ad valorem tax; exempt equipment and machinery used to Frierson process or package blueberries. Referred To Ways and Means HB 201 Campaign finance report; prescribe penalty for failure Moak to file timely. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 202 Absentee ballots; revise method of receiving, mailing, Moak examining and counting. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 203 Municipal officials; provide for recall. Capps Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 204 State and Public School Health Insurance Plans; same Frierson rate charged for all dependents. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 205 Real Estate Consumer's Agency and Disclosure Act; Frierson create. Referred To Judiciary B HB 206 Justice Court Judges; bring under nonpartisan Judicial Moak Election Act. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 207 Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks; revise Moak which officers are under merit promotion system. Referred To Game and Fish HB 208 Sexual consent; raise age from 14 to 16 years old. Ellington Referred To Judiciary B HB 209 Annexed territory; prohibit city from levying taxes Horne until service are provided. Referred To Municipalities HB 210 Law enforcement officers; require payment of certain Ryan training costs. Referred To Judiciary B HB 211 Schools; appointed superintendents in all school Denny districts. Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections HB 212 Public officials; provide for recall. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 213 Justice Court; authorize private process server to Guice execute process. Referred To Judiciary B HB 214 Driveways; authorize counties to maintain for home Taylor health care recipients. Referred To County Affairs HB 215 Gun silencers; allow certain persons to own. Taylor Referred To Judiciary B HB 216 Wills; require probate within five years or Taylor ineffective. Referred To Judiciary A HB 217 Irreconciliable differences; thirteenth ground for Taylor divorce. Referred To Judiciary A HB 218 DUI maiming; revise. Taylor Referred To Judiciary A HB 219 School Attendance officers; place under supervision of Clarke State Superintendent of Education. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 220 Sixteenth section land; authorize sale of to certain Moak Armed Services veterans. Referred To Education HB 221 Dairy show; hold in Brookhaven in Lincoln County. Moak Referred To Agriculture HB 222 Justice courts; assistant county attorney to attend Moak criminal cases. Referred To Judiciary B;County Affairs HB 223 Textbooks; increase allocation by One Million Dollars Moak for one year to purchase. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 224 Schools; scoliosis screening required in. Moak Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 225 Justice court judges; establish uniform salary for. Moak Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 226 County roads; revise grounds for abandonment. Moak Referred To County Affairs HB 227 Elections; election commissioners must file training Denny certificate to receive pay. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 228 School boards; delete authority to increase ad valorem Moak taxes automatically. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 229 Ad valorem taxes; delete school board's authority to Denny increase taxes without referendum approval. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 230 Primary elections; provide for cross-filing in. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 231 Circuit Court; additional judge for Eighth District. Manning Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 232 House Speaker and Lieutenant Governor; increase salary Nettles of. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 233 Sales tax; pay county percentage of sales tax generated Nettles from business activities outside city. Referred To Ways and Means HB 234 Health insurance; treatment of mental illness; require Nettles minimum benefits for. Referred To Insurance HB 235 Property and casualty insurance; no cancellation for Nettles claims not fault of insured. Referred To Insurance HB 236 Gaming; require licensees to advertise personal loss Bozeman experiences in addition to winning experiences. Referred To Ways and Means HB 237 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds to provide grants Bozeman for parks and recreational centers. Referred To Ways and Means HB 238 Driveways; counties maintain for persons receiving home Bozeman health services. Referred To County Affairs HB 239 Sixteenth section land; suspend bid requirements for Stevens governmental agency on mineral lease. Referred To Education HB 240 Excise tax; exempt fuel used in fire department trucks. Frierson Referred To Ways and Means HB 241 Trespass; revise penalties. Frierson Referred To Judiciary B HB 242 Income tax; provide credit for ad valorem taxes paid on Frierson equipment used in processing or packaging blueberries. Referred To Ways and Means HB 243 Ad valorem taxes; 10% cap on increase in assessed value Ellzey of agricultural property and commercial poultry houses. Referred To Ways and Means HB 244 Trial; allow defendant to be tried in absentia if Simpson notice is made. Referred To Judiciary B HB 245 Smoking; prohibit in certain public indoor areas. Reeves Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 246 DUI sentences; prohibit sentence suspension. Reeves Referred To Judiciary A HB 247 Automobile liability insurance coverage; require before Reeves receiving tag. Referred To Insurance HB 248 Board of supervisors; require publication of synopsis Simmons (100th) of minutes. Referred To County Affairs HB 249 Medicaid; revise eligibility for. Reeves Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 250 Motor vehicle tags; provide for cost reduction of. Saucier Referred To Ways and Means HB 251 Lorenzo's Oil; state provide to children with ALD Saucier genetic disorder. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 252 Ballots; add category of "none of the above" on all Saucier election ballots for candidates. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 253 Resisting arrest; forfeiture of vehicle used to resist Saucier arrest. Referred To Judiciary B HB 254 Radar; authorize Lamar County Sheriff's Department to Saucier use. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Transportation HB 255 Crimes; create felony for fleeing police officer and Saucier provide for forfeiture of vehicle. Referred To Judiciary B HB 256 Local privilege tax; reduce levy on travel agencies and Short agents. Referred To Ways and Means HB 257 Local privilege tax; remove on travel agents. Short * Referred To Ways and Means HB 258 Prosthetic services and devices; authorize Medicaid Short reimbursement for. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 259 Workers' Compensation; increase number of employees Guice required from five to ten. Referred To Insurance HB 260 Homestead exemption; increase for persons sixty-five Guice years of age or older or disabled. Referred To Ways and Means HB 261 Joint Underwriting Association for Medical Malpractice Ford Insurance; reenact and extend repealer. Referred To Insurance HB 262 Board of Chiropractic Examiners; extend repealer on. Ford Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 263 State Board of Barber Examiners; extend repealer on. Ford Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 264 Agricultural Aviation Licensing Law; reenact and extend Ford repealer. Referred To Agriculture HB 265 Commissioner of Agriculture; extend repealer on duties Ford concerning agricultural seeds. Referred To Agriculture HB 266 Agricultural products; out-of-state First Purchaser Ford License; extend repealer. Referred To Agriculture HB 267 Medicaid; extend dates of repealers on certain Ford provisions. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 268 Oil and gas; revise administrative tax millage for Bowles conservation purposes and other enforcement. Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals HB 269 Campaigns; unlawful for candidate to publish false Howell statement. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 270 Charitable contributions; require identifying Holland disclosures on containers. Referred To Judiciary B HB 271 Open Primary Law; create. Davis (102nd) Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 272 Nursing facility beds; CON for county-owned hospital in Morris Panola County to convert and construct. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 273 Medicaid; expand home- and community-based services Flaggs statewide. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 274 Medicaid; expand home- and community-based services Flaggs into Warren County. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 275 Open Elections Law; create. Guice Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 276 Trespass; include public housing areas in statute. Chaney Referred To Judiciary B HB 277 Appropriation; State Department of Education for Chaney telecommunications in schools. Referred To Appropriations HB 278 County work stations; must be located on county Simmons (100th) property or sixteenth section land. Referred To County Affairs HB 279 State offenders; authorize to place phone calls with a Guice prepaid telephone card. Referred To Penitentiary HB 280 Gaming; exempt certain charitable organizations Guice conducting bingo from Gaming Commission regulations. Referred To Ways and Means HB 281 Motor vehicle liability insurance coverage; raise Moak statutory minimum. Referred To Insurance HB 282 Insurance policies; require to provide minimum stay in Moak hospital for mother after child birth. Referred To Insurance HB 283 Small loan licensees; may sell noncredit products not Robinson (84th) related to loans made. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 284 Child abuse; revise reporting requirements. Robinson (84th) Referred To Judiciary B HB 285 Open Primary Law; create. Ellzey Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 286 Income tax; provide credit for taxpayer paying home Denny security expenses for primary residence. Referred To Ways and Means HB 287 Open Primary Law; establish. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 288 Drug testing; require for all elected officials. Nettles Referred To Judiciary A HB 289 Nursing homes; limit time to bring tort claim against. Nettles Referred To Judiciary A HB 290 Public facilities contracts; local governments subject Reeves to public purchase laws. Referred To Appropriations HB 291 County prosecuting attorney; increase salary in certain Perkins counties. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;County Affairs HB 292 Unemployment compensation; exempt certain nonprofit Perkins facilities. Referred To Labor HB 293 Courts; authorize senior county judge to assign family Simpson court cases to county court judges. Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 294 Justice court; reduce number in certain counties and Guice revise compensation. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Judiciary B HB 295 Marriage; same sex marriages not recognized. Robinson (84th) Referred To Judiciary A HB 296 Mississippi Eminent Scholars program; revise King eligibility requirements. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations HB 297 State Parole Board; create three-member board for North Endt Mississippi and three-member board for South Mississippi. Referred To Penitentiary;Appropriations HB 298 Crimes; felony for person drawing total disability from Endt PERS to earn income fron any employment. Referred To Appropriations;Judiciary B HB 299 State and county offenders; prohibit from filing Endt complaints with the Mississippi Ethics Commission. Referred To Judiciary A HB 300 Holidays; authorize counties and municipalities to Endt declare the Friday before Easter a legal holiday. Referred To Appropriations HB 301 State employees' life insurance; revise date of Endt adjustment. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 302 State buildings; create fund for repairs and Endt renovation. Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands;Appropriations HB 303 Antique car tags; authorize to be issued for Endt motorcycles. Referred To Ways and Means HB 304 Process; authorize private investigators to execute. Endt Referred To Judiciary B HB 305 Death certificates; revise list of officials who Endt receive. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 306 Drug testing; expand employment positions subject to. Endt Referred To Judiciary A HB 307 Water and sewage service districts; require return of Endt service deposit after five years. Referred To Public Utilities HB 308 Dissolved corporation; provide penalty for doing Endt business under name of. Referred To Judiciary A HB 309 County and city motor vehicles; only full-time Endt employees may be furnished. Referred To County Affairs;Municipalities HB 310 Motor vehicle operator; unlawful not to stop vehicle Endt when pursued by law enforcement vehicle. Referred To Judiciary B HB 311 Solid waste; authorize municipalities to increase ad Ryan valorem tax millage rate and use general funds to defray cost of collection. Referred To Ways and Means HB 312 Appropriations; increase salaries of Department of Compretta Public Safety Patrol Officers. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 313 Schools; grant immunity to certain employees King administering corporal punishment. Referred To Education;Judiciary A HB 314 D.U.I.; distinctive license tag for third offender. Davis (102nd) Referred To Judiciary A HB 315 Residential housing improvement; issue bonds and Reeves authorize partial ad valorem tax exemption. Referred To Ways and Means HB 316 Crime victims compensation; increase maximum award. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 317 Minority-owned businesses; certain entities doing Green (72nd) public business file plan on utilization of. Referred To Appropriations HB 318 Abstinence; teach as part of school health program. Green (72nd) Referred To Education HB 319 Schools; require public high schools to teach course Green (72nd) including issues of slavery, genocide and the holocaust. Referred To Education HB 320 Workers' compensation; allow employee to sue employer Green (72nd) for intentional torts or gross negligence. Referred To Insurance HB 321 Minority-owned professional services businesses; Green (72nd) require utilization plan with public contracts. Referred To Appropriations HB 322 Registration of weapons; special conditions on mail Green (72nd) orders. Referred To Judiciary B HB 323 Public hazards and court records; prohibit concealment. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary B HB 324 School districts; mandatory referendum on ad valorem Reeves tax increase above fiscal year 1997 rate. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 325 School districts; mandatory referendum on ad valorem Reeves tax increases above certain millage rate. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 326 Schools; incorporate law-related education Dickson instructional approach. Referred To Education HB 327 Smoking; prohibit in New Capitol Building. Clarke Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 328 Federal mandates; establish procedure for state Saucier implementation of. Referred To Appropriations HB 329 Predivorce seminars; create pilot project in 8th Short Chancery Court District. Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 330 Municipalities; contract to provide law enforcement Short assistance. Referred To Municipalities HB 331 Juvenile detention; create centers between alternative Short school and state training school. Referred To Juvenile Justice;Appropriations HB 332 Municipal annexation; require election before in Short territory to be annexed. Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs HB 333 Law enforcement officer; authorize to use public Short equipment during private employment. Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs HB 334 Mississippi Information Network; create. Short Referred To Appropriations HB 335 Medical records; allow hospitals to retire X-ray film Short after retention period without notifying patient. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 336 Food stamp program violations; revise penalties for. Short Referred To Judiciary B HB 337 Constables; revise law enforcement training Formby requirements. Referred To Judiciary B HB 338 Mississippi Teacher Center; extend repealer. Ford Referred To Education HB 339 Tort Claims; extend repealer for payment from old Ford Accident Contingent Tort Fund. Referred To Education HB 340 Elected offices; increase filing fees for certain. Moak Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 341 Implied consent laws; revise. Reeves Referred To Judiciary A HB 342 Car tag; confiscate for DUI arrest. Reeves Referred To Judiciary A HB 343 Firearm; unlawful to possess while under influence of Reeves alcohol or drugs. Referred To Judiciary B HB 344 Damages; codify collateral source rule for medical Denny malpractice. Referred To Judiciary A HB 345 School boards; authorize members who are federal Johnson employees to choose salary or per diem in same manner as other members. Referred To Education HB 346 Marriage; same sex marriages not recognized. Denny Referred To Judiciary A HB 347 Employee Leasing Company Regulatory Act; create. Reeves Referred To Insurance HB 348 State employees; increase salaries of. Moak Referred To Appropriations HB 349 Community and junior colleges; increase salaries of Moak academic faculty. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations HB 350 Sky rockets; prohibit possession and sale of certain. Moak Referred To Judiciary B HB 351 Dyslexia pilot programs in schools; extend SDE Broomfield reporting date and repealer. Referred To Education HB 352 Legislature; reduce size. Denny Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 353 Workers' Compensation Commission; revise salaries of Guice members and adminstrative law judges. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 354 Workers' Compensation Commission; appoint two attorneys Guice to prosecute fraud cases. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 355 School Districts; establish homerule if accredited at Guice level III, IV or V. Referred To Education HB 356 Court of Appeals; provide for appointed judges. Reeves Referred To Judiciary A;Apportionment and Elections HB 357 School districts; require all boards of trustees to be Reeves elected. Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections HB 358 Municipal annexation; require election before without Robinson (84th) judicial review. Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs HB 359 Pharmacy services; health plan may not charge higher Robinson (84th) copay for not using certain pharmacies. Referred To Insurance HB 360 Ad valorem tax; impose on nonproducing mineral estates Robinson (84th) held separately from surface estate. Referred To Ways and Means HB 361 School districts; require certain officials to attend Robinson (84th) budget hearings. Referred To Education HB 362 School districts, municipal; provide for board member Robinson (84th) from added territory and authorize transfer to adjacent district. Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections HB 363 Easement; provide alternative procedure for obtaining Robinson (84th) for harvesting timber. Referred To Transportation HB 364 Banks and financial institutions; allow borrower to Perkins select attorney to handle loan closing. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 365 Ethics Commission; authorize to govern campaign finance Denny disclosure. Referred To Apportionment and Elections;Appropriations HB 366 State Personnel Board; extend repealer on duties and Ford functions. Referred To Appropriations HB 367 Office of Court Administrator; establish for circuit, Reeves chancery and county courts. Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 368 State and U.S. flags; require to be displayed on all Janus public buildings. Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands;Appropriations HB 369 Sales tax; exempt Dixie Youth Baseball from. Taylor Referred To Ways and Means HB 370 Gaming license fee; increase and distribute portion to Smith (27th) nongaming counties. Referred To Ways and Means HB 371 Sixteenth and lieu lands; authorize sale to homeowners. Manning Referred To Education HB 372 Child support; monitor how money is being used. Perkins Referred To Judiciary A HB 373 Mississippi Dangerous Dog Act; create. Ellzey Referred To Agriculture;Judiciary B HB 374 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for Jones County Shows Junior College Advanced Education Center. Referred To Ways and Means HB 375 IHL Board; require to follow administrative procedures. Reeves Referred To Universities and Colleges HB 376 Alcohol; retailers post signs about effects of drinking Barnett (92nd) during pregnancy. Referred To Ways and Means HB 377 Sales and ad valorem taxes; increase sales tax Young diversion to cities and cap city ad valorem tax. Referred To Ways and Means HB 378 Homestead exemption; reimburse cities of 5,000 and Young below for entire loss from exemption. Referred To Appropriations HB 379 Newspapers; prohibit from charging to publish Holland obituaries. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 380 Board of Trustees of Institutions of Higher Learning; Flaggs require appointments to be made from universities and four at large. Referred To Universities and Colleges HB 381 Caning; prescribe as punishment for burning church. Cameron Referred To Judiciary B HB 382 Cattle; revise liability for owner of stray livestock Johnson and provide penalties. Referred To Judiciary B HB 383 Medical documents; prohibit health care providers from Warren charging excessive rates. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Judiciary A HB 384 Harvest permits; reenact and extend repealer for one Ford year. Referred To Transportation;County Affairs HB 385 Ad valorem taxes; delete repealer on authority to Ford assess based on one year average. Referred To Ways and Means HB 386 Obsolete state property; extend date of repeal on laws Ford governing. Referred To Ways and Means HB 387 State offenders; extend date of repeal for housing in Ford county jails. Referred To Penitentiary;Appropriations HB 388 Mississippi Business Finance Corporation; extend Ford repealer on authority to issue bonds to finance economic development projects. Referred To Ways and Means HB 389 Savings banks; extend date of repealer on regulation Ford of. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 390 Savings associations; extend date of repealer on Ford regulation of. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 391 Comprehensive Health Insurance Risk Pool Association; Ford extend repealer. Referred To Insurance HB 392 Pulpwood receiving facilities; extend repealer on Ford licensing of. Referred To Agriculture HB 393 State Board of Cosmetology; extend date of repealer on. Ford Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 394 Department of Banking and Consumer Finance and Board of Ford Banking Review; extend repealers on. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 395 Legal rate of interest; extend repealer. Ford Referred To Banks and Banking HB 396 Board of Optometry; extend date of repealer on. Ford Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 397 State Board of Dental Examiners; extend date of Ford repealer on. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 398 Community Service Revolving Fund; extend date of Ford repeal. Referred To Penitentiary HB 399 Offenders; extend date of repeal for medical release Ford of. Referred To Penitentiary HB 400 Leasing of penitentiary lands; extend date of repeal. Ford Referred To Penitentiary HB 401 Fuel tax; extend repealer on distribution of certain Ford proceeds derived from. Referred To Ways and Means HB 402 State/school employees health insurance medical savings Ford accounts; extend repealer. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 403 Youth court records; require photos and fingerprints Howell for certain offenders. Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 404 DECD; notify legislators of programs and projects. Horne Referred To Ways and Means HB 405 Campaign finance; prescribe a penalty for not timely Denny filing a report. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 406 Sixteenth section lands; revise agricultural lease Green (34th) provisions. Referred To Education HB 407 Personalized license tag; reduce additional fee and Warren waive fee if vehicle replaced within one year. Referred To Ways and Means HB 408 Private access roads; allow counties to gravel and Warren maintain upon approval by referendum. Referred To County Affairs HB 409 County equipment and employees; authorize to be used to Warren open and close graves or to gravel driveways. Referred To County Affairs HB 410 Distinctive tag; authorize for emergency medical Warren technicians. Referred To Ways and Means HB 411 Juror qualifications; revise. Chaney Referred To Judiciary B HB 412 Phone calls; prohibit false reporting of crimes and Wallace revise penalties. Referred To Judiciary B HB 413 Jury; allow persons 18 and older to serve on jury. Miles Referred To Judiciary B HB 414 Alternative school; authorize administration of GED Manning testing program in. Referred To Education HB 415 AFDC benefits; recipients testing positive for unlawful Formby drugs ineligible for. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 416 Tort Claims Act; revisions. Reeves * Referred To Judiciary A HB 417 Water systems; provide reimbursement to user who pays Ellington for installation of water line. Referred To Public Utilities HB 418 Transportation Commission; abolish. Cameron Referred To Transportation;Appropriations HB 419 Ad valorem taxes; delete repealer on law concerning Holden attachment of and authority to assess on inventory based on one year average. Referred To Ways and Means HB 420 Mother and Infants Protection Act of 1997; create. Holden Referred To Insurance HB 421 Assessments; provide additional state assessment on Clarke implied consent law violations for alcohol and drug study. Referred To Judiciary A HB 422 State Personnel Board; require to promulgate rules Foster governing personal and professional service contracts. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 423 Same sex marriages; prohibit. Warren Referred To Judiciary A HB 424 Arrested students; require law enforcement to report to Warren school officials. Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 425 Civil liability; physicians immune for providing health Chaney services on charitable basis. Referred To Judiciary A HB 426 Cameras; prohibit in courtroom. McInnis Referred To Judiciary A HB 427 Prisons; unlawful to bring alcohol or drugs into. McInnis Referred To Penitentiary HB 428 Statutes and consumer agreements; require to be written McInnis in laymen's terms. Referred To Judiciary A HB 429 Frivolous suit; party and attorney jointly liable. McInnis Referred To Judiciary A HB 430 Garnishment; revise compensation of garnishee. Taylor Referred To Judiciary A HB 431 Wilkinson County Sheriff; authorize Board of Green (96th) Supervisors to pay annual supplement. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 432 Charter Schools; exempt from State Board of Education Cameron regulations. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 433 Witness fees; revise. Holland Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 434 Veterans; delete requirement of service during war or Holland armed conflict to qualify for preference in statewide personnel system. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 435 Motor vehicle ad valorem taxes; delinquent taxpayer not Rotenberry ineligible to receive tax credit. Referred To Ways and Means HB 436 Sixteenth section lands; delete timber income from Livingston calculation of minimum education program grants. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 437 County prosecuting attorneys; increase amount alloted Flaggs for secretarial expenses. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;County Affairs HB 438 Schools; establish opening and closing dates of Moore scholastic year. Referred To Education HB 439 Welfare benefits; reduced for unmarried person not Miles cooperating in establishing paternity. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Judiciary A HB 440 Public office; prohibit convicted felon from serving as Moore elected or appointed official. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 441 Public contractors board; additional fee to fund Capps construction education programs created. Referred To Judiciary B;Universities and Colleges HB 442 Gaming; authorize state universities and Clark community/junior colleges to offer limited courses relating to. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Ways and Means HB 443 Adopted persons; establish voluntary registry to match Formby with biological parents. Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 444 Abortion; prohibit partial-birth abortions. Formby Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 445 Municipal annexation; require election in territory to Formby be annexed. Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs HB 446 Litter; revise penalties, revoke licenses and publish Livingston pictures of violators. Referred To Judiciary B HB 447 Environment; provide for equity in placing hazardous Green (72nd) waste facilities in certain communities. Referred To Conservation and Water Resources HB 448 Income tax; setoff delinquent criminal fines and Endt penalties from any income tax refund due a taxpayer. Referred To Judiciary B;Ways and Means HB 449 School employees health plan; include certain retired Broomfield teachers in the plan. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 450 Subcontractor lien; provide for certain commercial Guice property. Referred To Judiciary B HB 451 Unmarked sheriff's vehicles; increase maximum Peranich authorized number in certain counties. Referred To County Affairs HB 452 Judgment rolls; require additional identifying Peranich information. Referred To Judiciary A HB 453 Deputy circuit clerks; authorize additional to certify Peranich initiative petitions. Referred To County Affairs HB 454 Autopsy; notice must be given to deceased's relative Peranich before being performed. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Judiciary B HB 455 Arrests; authorize criminal investigators to make Endt arrests. Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 456 Retirement allowances; revise basis for calculating McInnis first year amount under PERS. Referred To Appropriations HB 457 Vehicle inspection law; repeal. McInnis Referred To Transportation HB 458 Boards of supervisors; prohibit compensation from McInnis public funds in addition to annual salary for attorneys employed by. Referred To County Affairs HB 459 Schools; increase experience requirements for McInnis superintendents and principals. Referred To Education HB 460 Driveways; counties may maintain to private residences McInnis for certain purposes. Referred To County Affairs HB 461 Special election; person creating vacancy to run for McInnis another office must pay cost. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 462 Department of Corrections; change name to Department of McInnis Penitentiaries. Referred To Penitentiary;Appropriations HB 463 Motor vehicles; auxiliary driving lights connected to McInnis dimmer switch and pointed downward. Referred To Transportation HB 464 Department of Corrections; limit educational programs McInnis to reading, writing and arithmetic. Referred To Penitentiary HB 465 Crimes; clarify prohibition against scalping ticket. Short Referred To Judiciary B HB 466 Elected officials; cannot accept campaign contributions Horne while in office until qualifying. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 467 Distinctive license tag fees; owner given credit upon King sale or transfer of vehicle. Referred To Ways and Means HB 468 Controlled substances; felony to bring into state, King county or municipal facility. Referred To Judiciary A HB 469 Loans; borrower must leave vehicle with lender when Montgomery vehicle is collateral for loan. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 470 Alcohol; create penalty for certain "drive-through" Robinson (84th) sales of alcoholic beverages, light wine and beer. Referred To Ways and Means HB 471 Controlled substances; increase criminal liability for Chaney purchase of drugs. Referred To Judiciary A HB 472 Controlled substances; expand scope of trafficking Chaney provisions. Referred To Judiciary A HB 473 Indictment; Bureau of Narcotics allowed to serve Chaney capias. Referred To Judiciary A HB 474 Controlled substances; require production of records Chaney for investigation of felony violations. Referred To Judiciary A HB 475 Controlled substances; Anti-Drug Diversion Act. Chaney Referred To Judiciary A HB 476 Controlled substances; Anti-Drug Diversion Act. McCoy Referred To Judiciary A HB 477 Radar; authorize sheriffs and deputies to use on county Green (96th) roads. Referred To Transportation HB 478 State offenders; allow voluntary work for Habitat for Cameron Humanity. Referred To Penitentiary HB 479 Nonprofit water associations; delete exemption from McInnis rate regulation by Public Service Commission. Referred To Public Utilities HB 480 Fire fighters; authorize payroll deductions for Burn Broomfield Center contributions and association dues. Referred To Municipalities HB 481 Motor vehicle; unlawful for minor to ride in portion Broomfield not designed for passengers. Referred To Transportation HB 482 Pawnshops; revise provision for recovering stolen Broomfield items. Referred To Judiciary B HB 483 Home health agencies; remove moratorium on issuance of Broomfield CONs for. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 484 Workers' compensation; provide employer the right to Formby require an autopsy in death cases. Referred To Insurance HB 485 Teachers; increase salaries during next three school Chaney years. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 486 Sentencing; death penalty for crimes where firearm is Ketchings discharged. Referred To Judiciary B HB 487 Handicapped tags; authorize to be issued to businesses Holden that regularly transport handicapped persons. Referred To Transportation HB 488 Weapons; revise possession and carrying concealed. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary B HB 489 Phone calls; prohibit false reporting of crimes and Green (72nd) revise penalties. Referred To Judiciary B HB 490 Implied consent; provide for preliminary test by Green (72nd) portable breath tester. Referred To Judiciary A HB 491 Crimes; revise penalties for desecration of church Green (72nd) property. Referred To Judiciary B HB 492 Elected officials; must resign if they switch parties Green (72nd) while holding office. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 493 Family Shelter and Relief Fund; establish for grants to Green (72nd) churches for displaced persons. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 494 Teachers; establish world class teachers program. Cameron Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 495 Automobile insurance; insurer cannot cancel policy if King insured not at fault. Referred To Insurance HB 496 Sentencing options; authorize courts to impose hard Cameron labor. Referred To Judiciary B HB 497 Sales tax; exempt certain humane societies. King Referred To Ways and Means HB 498 Gaming Commission employees; restrict employment with King gaming licensee. Referred To Ways and Means HB 499 Sixteenth section lands; revise agricultural lease Livingston provisions. Referred To Education HB 500 Retirement benefits; increase minimum benefits for Clarke pre-1975 PERS retirees. Referred To Appropriations HB 501 Gun permits; provide for reciprocity with other Robertson states. Referred To Judiciary B HB 502 License tags; authorize issuance of distinctive tags to Maples veterans. Referred To Ways and Means HB 503 Controlled substances; revise penalties for use of McCoy funds derived from felony drug offenses. Referred To Judiciary A HB 504 Narcotics Bureau; officers not required to use leave McCoy during recovery if injured in line of duty. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 505 Indictment; authorize Bureau of Narcotics to serve McCoy capias. Referred To Judiciary A HB 506 Warrants; authorize no knock warrants in narcotics McCoy cases. Referred To Judiciary A HB 507 Controlled substances; expand scope of trafficking McCoy provisions. Referred To Judiciary A HB 508 Forfeiture; authorize sale of property before seizure McCoy in drug cases. Referred To Judiciary A HB 509 Controlled substances; revise penalty for purchase. McCoy Referred To Judiciary A HB 510 Insurance companies; revise certain fees paid to Stevens Commissioner of Insurance. Referred To Insurance HB 511 Sales tax; exempt sales of prescription eyeglasses and Warren hearing aids. Referred To Ways and Means HB 512 Elections; persons voting absentee ballots barred from Warren voting at polls. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 513 Indecent exposure; revise penalties for exposure to Formby minors. Referred To Judiciary B HB 514 Habitual offender; no discretion in prosecution. Formby Referred To Judiciary B HB 515 Arson; burning church or other place of worship is Formby first degree arson. Referred To Judiciary B HB 516 Crimes; revise statutory rape. Formby Referred To Judiciary B HB 517 Nonadmitted surplus lines insurance policies; establish Stevens stamping procedure by commissioner. Referred To Insurance HB 518 Life insurance policies; require to be settled within Stevens certain time. Referred To Insurance HB 519 Employee Leasing Act; create and place under authority Stevens of Insurance Commissioner. Referred To Insurance HB 520 Domestic insurance companies; require board approval Stevens before loan or investment of funds. Referred To Insurance HB 521 Ad valorem taxes; require county to reduce millage rate Guice when property within county is assessed at higher rate. Referred To Ways and Means HB 522 Bureau of Narcotics; require production of records for McCoy felony investigations. Referred To Judiciary A HB 523 Bail; prohibit for certain felony convictions pending Formby appeal. Referred To Judiciary B HB 524 Radar; sheriffs may use on state aid roads. Morris Referred To Transportation HB 525 Crossbow hunting license; remove fee requirement. Compretta Referred To Game and Fish HB 526 Income tax; exempt certain amounts paid from Soil and Holland Water Cost-Share Program from "gross income". Referred To Ways and Means HB 527 General insurance agency; define and provide that one Formby license be required to solicit all lines of insurance. Referred To Insurance HB 528 Voting; require I.D. to be shown before voting. Formby Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 529 Salaries; increase for certain state and county elected Livingston and appointed officials and judges. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 530 Paternity; father must acknowledge paternity to have Green (72nd) rights in adoption or child custody proceedings. Referred To Judiciary A HB 531 Appropriation; Supreme Court for expenses of teen court Fredericks pilot program. Referred To Appropriations HB 532 Radar; require certification of operators. Green (72nd) Referred To Transportation HB 533 Ad valorem taxes; exempt first $100,000.00 of personal Endt property/products owned or held by manufacturers or certain other businesses. Referred To Ways and Means HB 534 State highway system; designate portion of Mississippi Fredericks Highway 15 as "Wade Guice Memorial Highway". Referred To Transportation HB 535 Grandparents' visitation rights; may be established at Peranich time of custody order. Referred To Judiciary A HB 536 Marriage license; remove three-day waiting period and Peranich reduce age for which parental permission required. Referred To Judiciary A HB 537 Mississippi Eminent Scholars Fund award; revise Guice qualifications for. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations HB 538 Motor vehicles; require reduction in speed in highway McElwain work zone. Referred To Transportation HB 539 Law enforcement training; exclude deputy sheriffs who McElwain enforce waste and litter disposal laws. Referred To Judiciary B HB 540 New state officers and employees after June 30, 1997 Moore not members of PERS. Referred To Appropriations HB 541 Teachers, public school; require criminal history Moore background checks for applicants. Referred To Education HB 542 Distinctive license tag; Purple Heart recipient issued Moore one tag free of charge. Referred To Ways and Means HB 543 Rape; death penalty for conviction if victim is aged 13 Moore or under. Referred To Judiciary B HB 544 Radar; authorize sheriff to use in certain counties Moore upon referendum approval. Referred To Transportation HB 545 Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property Moore or services to certain churches. Referred To Ways and Means HB 546 Ad valorem tax; watercraft used in gaming operations Janus not exempt from. Referred To Ways and Means HB 547 License tags; authorize display of historical tags on Janus certain vehicles. Referred To Ways and Means HB 548 Ad valorem tax; watercraft used in gaming operations Simpson not exempt from. Referred To Ways and Means HB 549 Hospitals, community; trustees are personally liable Guice for unpaid loans made by hospital. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 550 Hospitals, community; must give part of profit to Guice owner, to be used for governmental purpose. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 551 Hospitals, community; must give part of profit to owner Guice for paying outstanding indebtedness. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 552 Public officials; prohibit industry regulators from Ryan membership in organizations regulated. Referred To Judiciary A HB 553 Reckless endangerment; create offense. Ryan Referred To Judiciary B HB 554 Sheriffs; include as members of Highway Patrol Green (96th) Retirement System. Referred To Appropriations HB 555 Municipal school boards; require appointed members to Myers reside within municipality. Referred To Education HB 556 English language; must show ability in to get state Moore license or public assistance. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 557 Criminals; clarify prohibition against convict Moore profiting from crime. Referred To Judiciary B HB 558 Capital punishment; mandatory for certain felonies. Moore Referred To Judiciary B HB 559 Juveniles; parents confined to jail with convicted Moore child. Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 560 Hospitals, community; prohibit loaning or giving money Guice unless unanimous vote of trustees. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 561 Credit unions; extend date of repealer on regulation Guice of. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 562 Campaign contributions; provide limit on the amount Guice that may be accepted. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 563 State highway system; designate portion of Mississippi Guice Highway 15 as "Wade Guice Memorial Highway". Referred To Transportation HB 564 Automated teller machines; limit maximum transaction Guice fee to Two Dollars. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 565 Oil and gas interest; reduce certain costs owed by Rotenberry nonconsenting owner. Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals HB 566 Open Primary Law; create. Rotenberry Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 567 State offenders; prohibit families from receiving Moore public assistance benefits. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 568 State correctional facilities; prohibit all conjugal Moore visitation in. Referred To Penitentiary HB 569 Corporal punishment; mandate for first time nonviolent Moore adult and juvenile offenders. Referred To Judiciary B HB 570 Food establishments; revise annual permit fees charged Fredericks by Health Department. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 571 Alcoholic beverages; limited amounts for personal use Clark may be possessed in dry counties. Referred To Ways and Means HB 572 Hearing impairment; require testing of newborn children Robertson in hospitals for. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 573 Sales tax; include glider kits within the meaning of Warren truck-tractors for purposes of tax rate. Referred To Ways and Means HB 574 Taxation; provide sales tax exemption for county rescue Cummings squads not affiliated with a fire department. Referred To Ways and Means HB 575 Ad valorem taxes, motor vehicles; refund when privilege King tax is paid to operate vehicle at gross weight in excess of 10,000 pounds. Referred To Ways and Means HB 576 Income tax; provide credit for employers hiring King students as part of certain cooperative or school-to-work education programs. Referred To Ways and Means HB 577 Restaurants; require to display Department of Health Foster rating. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 578 Primitive weapon hunting season; exempt from forked Foster antler deer restriction during. Referred To Game and Fish HB 579 Elections; provide for appointment of a nominee when Cummings vacancy occurs before the primary. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 580 Sales tax; reduce that levied upon certain rental Davis (102nd) vehicles. Referred To Ways and Means HB 581 Distinctive license tag; authorize for retired, Horne disabled veterans. Referred To Ways and Means HB 582 Cancer drugs; require insurance coverage of certain Stevens drugs. Referred To Insurance HB 583 Employee leasing companies; require registration with Stevens Commissioner of Insurance. Referred To Insurance HB 584 Rural fire truck acquisition program; revise. Stevens Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 585 Insurance laws; make various technical amendments. Stevens Referred To Insurance HB 586 License tag; increase tag series to 10 years. Denny Referred To Ways and Means HB 587 Pharmacy Board; may add license renewal fee surcharge Howell to fund impaired pharmacist program. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 588 Absentee ballots; change deadline for casting of. Johnson Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 589 Trials; defendant in theft cases to be tried in county Clark where property is stolen. Referred To Judiciary B HB 590 Headlights; require use during precipitation. Martinson Referred To Transportation HB 591 Motor vehicle; unlawful to ride in portion not designed Martinson for passengers. Referred To Transportation HB 592 Controlled substances; provide procedure for forfeiture Chaney in criminal trial. Referred To Judiciary A HB 593 Self defense; revise justifiable homicide. Chaney Referred To Judiciary B HB 594 Criminal appeals; no release pending appeal for crime Chaney of violence. Referred To Judiciary B HB 595 Workers' Compensation Assigned Risk Pool; Commissioner Stevens of Insurance may include certain underwriting fee. Referred To Insurance HB 596 Comprehensive Health Insurance Risk Pool Association; Stevens remove repealer. Referred To Insurance HB 597 Distinctive license tag; Purple Heart recipient issued Endt free of charge. Referred To Ways and Means HB 598 Sixteenth section lands; revise agricultural lease Livingston provisions. Referred To Education HB 599 Appropriation; State Department of Education for Chaney teacher salary increases. Referred To Appropriations HB 600 Radar; authorize Harrison County Sheriff's Department Short to use. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Transportation HB 601 Elections; place candidates' names on the ballot in Formby alphabetical order. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 602 Crimes; revise age of consent for rape and sexual Formby battery. Referred To Judiciary B HB 603 Highway Patrol officers; increase salaries. Green (96th) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 604 Nursing facility; authorize CON for new construction of Green (96th) in Amite County. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 605 Nursing facility; authorize CON for new construction of Green (96th) at hospital in Pike County. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 606 Jailers; require to complete basic and continuing Green (96th) education courses. Referred To County Affairs HB 607 Unmarked vehicles; certain vehicles used by sheriff's Green (96th) office not included in total authorized number. Referred To County Affairs HB 608 Offenders; require to be classified as paroled when Malone placed on medical release. Referred To Penitentiary HB 609 School Attendance Officers; place under Office of Frierson Educational Accountability. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 610 School districts; revise provisions authorizing Frierson transfer of students between. Referred To Education HB 611 Teacher contracts; authorize school districts to Taylor execute pending issuance of teacher certificates. Referred To Education HB 612 Legislation; limit number of bills that may be McInnis introduced. Referred To Rules HB 613 Automobile insurance; require policies to offer McInnis multiple-vehicle coverage at lower rate. Referred To Insurance HB 614 Misdemeanors; prohibit disclosure of persons arrested McInnis but not charged. Referred To Judiciary B HB 615 Headlighting penalty; reduce for persons under the age Ellzey of eighteen. Referred To Game and Fish HB 616 Statewide curfew; establish for minors under eighteen. Scott (80th) Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 617 Automated teller machines; revise transaction fees and Endt other regulations. Referred To Banks and Banking;Ways and Means HB 618 Controlled substances; revise penalties. McCoy Referred To Judiciary A HB 619 Controlled substances; establish tax on. McCoy Referred To Judiciary A;Ways and Means HB 620 Crimes; prohibit providing false information during McCoy criminal investigation. Referred To Judiciary B HB 621 Public purchases; certain purchases may be made outside Perry state contract terms. Referred To Appropriations HB 622 Judges; additional judge for 18th Circuit Court Scott (80th) District. Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 623 Stalking; revise penalties. Scott (80th) Referred To Judiciary B HB 624 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for public school McCoy capital improvements. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 625 Livestock; increase assessments for impounding Rotenberry livestock loose on highway. Referred To Agriculture HB 626 Arson; revise criminal and insurance provisions. Blackmon Referred To Judiciary B HB 627 Trespass; include church property. Blackmon Referred To Judiciary B HB 628 Mississippi Church Property Risk Insurance Underwriting Blackmon Association; create. Referred To Insurance HB 629 Arson; revise reward for reporting. Blackmon Referred To Insurance HB 630 Grave desecration; revise penalties and provide for Blackmon forfeiture. Referred To Judiciary B HB 631 Arson; revise penalties, provide for forfeiture and Blackmon include churches for first degree arson. Referred To Judiciary B HB 632 Nursing homes; require a smoking policy to designate Holland * smoking areas. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 633 Weapons; revise possession and carrying concealed. Wallace Referred To Judiciary B HB 634 Open primary; establish. Holland Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 635 Forestry Commission; State Personnel Board to realign Dedeaux certain job classifications. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 636 County unit; revise question on election ballot for Dedeaux returning to beat system. Referred To County Affairs HB 637 State Soil and Water Conservation Commission; receive Holland one additional set of the Mississippi Code. Referred To Appropriations HB 638 Soil and Water Conservation Commission; authorize to Holland purchase one additional passenger vehicle. Referred To Appropriations HB 639 Distinctive license tag; authorize for supporters of Holland Civitan International. Referred To Ways and Means HB 640 Highway Patrol Officers; increase salaries. Cameron Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 641 Teachers; establish performance pay plan. Cameron Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 642 Radar; cities may not use on federal or state highways. Cameron Referred To Transportation HB 643 Public records; exempt personal accounts of municipal Johnson public utilities. Referred To Judiciary B HB 644 Adoption; prohibit by homosexual couples. Smith (39th) Referred To Judiciary A HB 645 Church arson; reporting revisions, sales tax exemption Blackmon for alarms and accountability of funds. Referred To Insurance;Ways and Means HB 646 Ad valorem taxes; require tax assessor to notify Howell taxpayer of increased assessment of taxpayer's property. Referred To Ways and Means HB 647 Radar; require certification of operators. Wallace Referred To Transportation HB 648 Implied consent; provide for preliminary test by Wallace portable breath tester. Referred To Judiciary A HB 649 State employees; increase salaries three percent during Green (96th) each of next three years. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 650 Highway Safety Patrol; increase civilian employees' Green (96th) salaries. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 651 Same sex marriage; prohibit. Smith (39th) Referred To Judiciary A HB 652 State Education Technology Bonds; clarify authority to McCoy use for Tech-Prep Fund. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 653 Bureau of Narcotics; authorize retiring agent to retain McCoy firearm. Referred To Judiciary A HB 654 School buses; require operators and passengers to use Clarke seat belts. Referred To Transportation HB 655 State Board of Public Contractors; authorize job site Guice inspections to determine if contractor has certificate of responsibility. Referred To Judiciary B HB 656 Soil and Water Conservation District; authorize to Moody purchase insurance on equipment. Referred To Agriculture HB 657 Public property; prohibit from being named after a McInnis living person. Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands;Transportation HB 658 Hazardous waste; commercial management facility McInnis required to be built, owned and operated by state. Referred To Conservation and Water Resources;Appropriations HB 659 Elected officials; must resign office before qualifying McInnis for another office. Referred To Apportionment and Elections;Judiciary A HB 660 Public defenders; create Mississippi statewide public Blackmon defender system. Referred To Judiciary B;Appropriations HB 661 Automobile liability insurance coverage; require before Cameron receiving tag. Referred To Insurance HB 662 Sexual harassment; provide cause of action. Green (72nd) Referred To Judiciary A HB 663 Uninsured motorists; forfeit vehicle if involved in Hamilton accident. Referred To Insurance HB 664 Public employees; prohibit from recommending or Taylor endorsing purchases. Referred To Judiciary A HB 665 Use tax; revise method of calculating interest and Davis (7th) damages for failure to pay in certain cases. Referred To Ways and Means HB 666 School Boards; elect in all school districts. Broomfield Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections HB 667 Sheriff; provide annual salary supplement in Greene McInnis County. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 668 Felons; prohibit from receiving any state financial aid Guice for higher education. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations HB 669 Sheriffs; repeal requirement to serve executions on Green (96th) judgments. Referred To Judiciary B HB 670 Deputy sheriffs; each sheriff to employ a minimum of Green (96th) five. Referred To County Affairs HB 671 State employees health insurance; authorize sheriffs to Green (96th) participate in after leaving office. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 672 Same sex marriages; prohibit. Formby Referred To Judiciary A HB 673 State land mammals; designate red fox as one of. Clark Referred To Game and Fish HB 674 Salaries; increase for certain state and county elected Livingston and appointed officials. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations HB 675 Textbooks, school; allocate share of Education Ketchings Enhancement Fund for certain nonpublic schools. Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 676 School districts; mandate countywide consolidation in Guice certain larger counties. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 677 Mississippi Boll Weevil Management Act; revise to Green (34th) include certain additional species. Referred To Agriculture HB 678 Hospital and medical service associations; repeal Stevens regulation of by Commissioner of Insurance. Referred To Insurance HB 679 Teachers, public school; authorize criminal history Chaney background checks for applicants. Referred To Education HB 680 Sheriffs; require continuing education. Chaney Referred To Judiciary B;County Affairs HB 681 Jailers; establish minimum training standards. Chaney Referred To County Affairs;Municipalities HB 682 Youth court; district attorney prosecution pilot Warren project. Referred To Juvenile Justice;Appropriations HB 683 Board of supervisors; prohibit purchase of motor Woods vehicles for use by members of board. Referred To County Affairs HB 684 Bonds; increase amount of state general obligation Morris bonds issued for the Mississippi Affordable Housing Development Fund. Referred To Ways and Means HB 685 Circuit clerks; increase certain fees charged. Perkins Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 686 Youth court counselors; reside in respective district Moody unless approved by Director of Community Services. Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 687 Medicaid; prohibit fraudulent Medicaid managed care Moody practices. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 688 Youth courts; transfer reporting from DHS to Moody Administrative Office of Courts. Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 689 Mental Health Department; certification of therapists Moody by shall be valid only in state mental health system. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 690 Psychologist; may make mental exam of alleged felons. Moody Referred To Judiciary B HB 691 Mattress; require persons to sanitize and tag used Green (72nd) mattress before sale. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 692 Physician assistants; license and regulate practice of. Evans Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 693 Medicaid; create Mississippi Health Care authority to Evans administer and expand eligibility. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 694 Medicaid and aid to dependent children; provide for Evans facilitation to federal funding under block grant program. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 695 Employer and labor organizations; may agree to a Evans "fair-share fee" in collective bargaining agreements. Referred To Labor HB 696 Personal care homes; create program of assistance Evans payments for certain residents of. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 697 Credit cards; reduce late payment charge on delinquent Endt payments. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 698 Cemeteries; person convicted of desecrating to make Holland restitution. Referred To Judiciary B HB 699 State Seed Testing Laboratory; authorize Department of Holland Agriculture to borrow money to improve building. Referred To Agriculture;Ways and Means HB 700 Conservatorships; create temporary and provide Holland concurrent jurisdiction in county court. Referred To Judiciary A HB 701 Agricultural Liming Materials Act; revise. Holland Referred To Agriculture HB 702 Sales tax; exempt sales of certain medications for Holland production of fish, poultry and livestock. Referred To Ways and Means HB 703 Sales tax; exempt Friends of Mississippi Libraries Holland from. Referred To Ways and Means HB 704 Telephones; restricted access to 900 and similar Holland telephone numbers unless requested by a subscriber. Referred To Public Utilities HB 705 Home medical equipment suppliers; permit required from Howell Pharmacy Board. Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 706 Appropriation; Archives and History for grants to Morris restore existing or former historical schools. Referred To Appropriations HB 707 Driver's license; provide religious exception to Holland education requirement. Referred To Transportation HB 708 Schools; require hours of school day to be from 8:00 to Scott (80th) 4:00 in all districts. Referred To Education HB 709 Office of Juvenile Correctional Institutions; establish Warren position of director. Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 710 Mississippi Veterans Monument Commission; revise Reeves certain laws regarding. Referred To Military Affairs HB 711 Landlord-tenant act; revise termination time for breach Reeves of rental agreement. Referred To Judiciary A HB 712 Sixteeth section lands; revise agricultural lease Green (34th) provisions, Version 2. Referred To Education HB 713 Judges; add additional circuit court judge in 16th Smith (39th) Circuit Court District. Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 714 Universities and colleges; authorize restricted access Richardson to campuses. Referred To Universities and Colleges HB 715 Crossbow hunting license; remove fee for. Rotenberry Referred To Game and Fish HB 716 State offenders; are to be under the supervision of DOC Malone when placed in the Medical Release Program. Referred To Penitentiary HB 717 Sexual battery; DOC Employees to be guilty under Malone certain circumstances. Referred To Judiciary B HB 718 Extortion; DOC employees will be guilty of under Malone certain circumstances. Referred To Judiciary B HB 719 Pharmacist technicians; Pharmacy Board shall regulate. Howell Referred To Public Health and Welfare HB 720 Personalized license tags; additional fee payable only Davis (102nd) upon original issue and when new tags issued. Referred To Ways and Means HB 721 Jury service; select jurors from voter registration Woods list and driver's license list. Referred To Judiciary B;Transportation HB 722 Comprehensive Health Insurance Risk Pool Association Stevens Act; reenact and revise. Referred To Insurance HB 723 Managed health care plans; prohibit disclosure Barnett (92nd) restrictions against participating providers. Referred To Insurance HB 724 Justice courts; assistant county attorney to attend Moak criminal cases. Referred To Judiciary B;County Affairs HB 725 Justice court judges; revise compensation and number Moak of. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Judiciary B HB 726 Agriculture districts; provide for petition procedure Holland to create. Referred To Agriculture HB 727 Health insurance; insured may designate which policy is Holland primary coverage. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 728 Trial; right to trial by jury in any court of law. Holland Referred To Judiciary B HB 729 Agricultural land owned by nonresident alien; require Holland certain disclosure. Referred To Agriculture HB 730 Failure to stop at officer's signal; create felony Davis (102nd) offense. Referred To Judiciary B HB 731 Ad valorem taxes; require municipality to reduce Guice millage rate when property within municipality is assessed at higher rate. Referred To Ways and Means HB 732 School bonds; majority approval required when district Evans has no outstanding indebtedness. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 733 Universal health insurance; provide access through plan Evans of Mississippi Health Finance Authority Board. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations HB 734 Municipal utilities; authorize purchase of electric Miles equipment from surplus inventory of Federal Government and EPAs. Referred To Municipalities;Ways and Means HB 735 Bonds, school districts; prohibit attorneys fees from Martinson being based on a percentage of bonds issued. Referred To Education;Ways and Means HB 736 City of Ridgeland; authorize to pay injured police Martinson officers the difference between workers compensation benefits and regular net base pay. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB 737 Income tax; exclude certain military compensation Martinson relating to imminent danger pay. Referred To Ways and Means HB 738 Municipal police officers; not required to use personal Martinson leave during period of recovery when injured. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 739 Income tax; allow certain deductions for self-employed Rotenberry individuals. Referred To Ways and Means HB 740 Income tax; authorize deductions from for completing Moak certain education levels. Referred To Ways and Means HB 741 Income tax; revise method of determining net business Cameron income of certain foreign manufacturers. Referred To Ways and Means HB 742 Sales tax; exempt finance charges from. Formby Referred To Ways and Means HB 743 Sales tax; certain gross income from legal services Saucier subject to sales tax law. Referred To Ways and Means HB 744 Welfare benefits; persons convicted of drug offense or Formby violent crime ineligible for. Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations HB 745 Curator of the New Capitol; establish. Stevens Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands HB 746 Mississippi and United States flags; require all public McInnis office buildings to display. Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands;Appropriations HB 747 Division I-A universitites; require to play each other McInnis in all sports every year. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations HB 748 Solid waste; authorize certain municipalities to Janus increase ad valorem tax millage rate and use general funds to defray cost of collection. Referred To Municipalities;Ways and Means HB 749 Income tax refunds; federal retirees receiving refund Dedeaux under 1995 law shall be paid interest thereon. Referred To Appropriations HB 750 Veterans Memorial Stadium; require all institutions of Rotenberry higher learning to play in Jackson when playing each other in football. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations HB 751 City of Mendenhall; authorize to expend city funds and Rotenberry use city employees and equipment to maintain publicly and/or privately owned cemeteries in city. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Municipalities HB 752 Digital signatures; authorize use of to facilitate Chaney economic development. Referred To Banks and Banking HB 753 Church arson; create coordinating council to assist in Blackmon church rebuilding. Referred To Insurance HB 754 Criminal statutes; Secretary of State to compile in Blackmon separate volumes. Referred To Judiciary B;Appropriations HB 755 State flag; may not prohibit display on clothing. McInnis Referred To Appropriations HB 756 New Capitol; require press corps to vacate certain McInnis premises in. Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands HB 757 Right to sue; prohibit suit in automobile case if Cameron person does not have driver's license and insurance. Referred To Transportation;Insurance HB 758 Judges; provide for recall election. Chaney Referred To Apportionment and Elections;Judiciary A HB 759 Sheriffs; revise salary scale. Green (96th) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;County Affairs HB 760 Public officials; prohibit campaign contributions from Reeves certain entities. Referred To Apportionment and Elections;Judiciary A HB 761 Mississippi corps; establish state service programs. Green (72nd) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 762 State toy; designate the Teddy Bear as. Holland Referred To Rules HB 763 State Commission on Human Rights; create. Evans Referred To Penitentiary;Appropriations HB 764 Medicaid; continue current capitated managed care pilot Moody program and establish an additional program. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 765 Motor vehicle safety belts; authorize conviction for Martinson primary offense. Referred To Transportation HB 766 Welfare reform; establish Mississippi Temporary Moody Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HC 1 Amend Constitution; lower number of signatures required Denny on initiative petitions. Referred To Constitution HC 2 Amend Constitution; lower number of signatures required Guice on initiative petitions. Referred To Constitution HC 3 Amend Constitution; justice court judges; revise Guice minimum qualifications. Referred To Constitution HC 4 Amend Constitution; reduce size of Legislature. Denny Referred To Constitution HC 5 Amend Constitution; require majority vote only for bill Denny reducing taxes. Referred To Constitution HC 6 Amend Constitution; authorize sale of sixteenth section Moak land to certain veterans. Referred To Constitution HC 7 Amend Constitution; homeowner may purchase up to five Manning acres of sixteenth section land. Referred To Constitution HC 8 Amend Constitution; homeowner may purchase up to five Taylor acres of sixteenth section land. Referred To Constitution HC 9 Amend Constitution; establish state boundaries. Endt Referred To Constitution HC 10 Amend Constitution; define state boundaries. Janus Referred To Constitution HC 11 Amend Constitution; require majority vote only for Formby bill reducing taxes. Referred To Constitution HC 12 Amend Constitution; limit time for state appellte Reeves courts to render decisions. Referred To Constitution HC 13 Amend Constitution; Supreme Court judges to be Reeves appointed by Governor. Referred To Constitution HC 14 Amend Constitution; reduce terms of members of Board of Clark Institutions of Higher Learning. Referred To Constitution HC 15 Amend Constitution; same gender marriages void. Reeves Referred To Constitution HC 16 Congress; memorialize to amend U.S. Constitution Reeves requiring balanced budget. Referred To Rules HC 17 Judicial tax levy; memorialize Congress to adopt Reeves constitutional amendment restricting. Referred To Rules HC 18 Sovereignty claim by Mississippi under 10th amendment Saucier over powers not granted to federal government. Referred To Rules HC 19 Amend Constitution; limit ad valorem tax on motor Saucier vehicles. Referred To Constitution HC 20 Amend Constitution; limit terms of legislators. Saucier Referred To Constitution HC 21 Amend Constitution; revise appointing authority to Simmons (100th) Institutions of Higher Learning Board during Governor's second term. Referred To Constitution HC 22 Amend Constitution; state flag; may not prohibit McInnis display on clothing. Referred To Constitution HC 23 Amend Constitution; all elections held same day as McInnis presidential elections. Referred To Constitution HC 24 Senator Trent Lott; commend on selection as U.S. Senate Formby Majority Leader. Referred To Rules HC 25 Amend Constitution; same gender marriages void. Formby Referred To Constitution HC 26 Teachers; commend recipients of certification by Morris National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. Referred To Rules HC 27 Amend Constitution; increase list of crimes for Ketchings disenfranchisement. Referred To Constitution HC 28 Amend Constitution; IHL Board; reduce length of terms; McInnis members appointed from Supreme Court district. Referred To Constitution HC 29 Amend Constitution; Legislature make exceptions to Moore requirement that persons have remedy for religious issues. Referred To Constitution HC 30 Congress; memorialize to amend U. S. Constitution to Peranich protect natural resources. Referred To Rules HC 31 Constitution; amend to prohibit tax increases unless Moore approved by referendum. Referred To Constitution HC 32 Commend Millicent Mayo on being named Mississippi's Ketchings Administrator of the Year. Referred To Rules HC 33 Commend Jennifer Steckler on being named Miss Ketchings Mississippi State University. Referred To Rules HC 34 Amend Constitution; revise type of offenses that Rotenberry disqualify a person as an elector. Referred To Constitution HC 35 HCR; commend the life and accomplishments of Moody Mississippi author Jim Majure. Referred To Rules HC 36 Amend Constitution; conform State Constitution to U.S. McCoy Fourth Amendment. Referred To Constitution HC 37 Amend Constitution; delete requirement that legislative Cameron bills be read. Referred To Constitution HC 38 Amend Constitution; initiative petitions; revise number McInnis of signatures required. Referred To Constitution HC 39 Amend Constitution; establish hunting and fishing as a Capps constitutional right. Referred To Constitution HR 1 Smoking; create House rule to prohibit in Chamber while Clarke House is in session. Referred To Rules HR 2 Smoking; create House Rule to prohibit in House chamber Reeves and committee rooms. Referred To Rules HR 3 House Rules; amend to require new conference report Howell language to be explained before vote. Referred To Rules
SB2001 Weapons; punishment for giving as prizes at carnivals. Simmons Referred To Judiciary SB2002 Mental patients; reimburse counties for housing. Simmons Referred To County Affairs;Appropriations SB2003 Personal leave for state employees; eliminate first day Simmons of illness requirement. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2004 Vacation rights of state employees; increase for Simmons persons having 25 years service. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2005 State employees; delete requirement of adjusting life Gordon insurance amounts on policy anniversary date. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2006 Nonadmitted surplus lines insurance policies; establish Kirby stamping procedure by commissioner. Referred To Insurance SB2007 Victims; may testify against granting parole or medical Kirby release. Referred To Judiciary SB2008 Tobacco advertising; prohibit near schools. Nunnelee Referred To Education SB2009 Tobacco; restrict vending machine sale. Nunnelee Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SB2010 Smoking; prohibit in state office buildings. Nunnelee Referred To Judiciary SB2011 Ad valorem taxation; exempt certain motor vehicles used Jordan (18th) to transport children for medical treatment. Referred To Finance SB2012 Limitation of warranties; not applicable to certain Horhn computer software sales. Referred To Judiciary SB2013 Parental rights; terminate for 6-month abandonment of Dearing any age child. Referred To Judiciary SB2014 Motor vehicle towing; provide penalty for failure of Dearing towing company to follow procedures regarding sale of motor vehicle. Referred To Judiciary SB2015 Salaries; revise statutory salaries of state and local Dearing public officials. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration;Appropriations SB2016 School curriculum; create Mississippi Public School Dearing Laboratory Chemical Management Act. Referred To Education SB2017 Car tags; special tags for deaf persons. Nunnelee Referred To Finance SB2018 Sales tax exemption; Habitat for Humanity. Nunnelee Referred To Finance SB2019 Pawnbrokers; must receive proof of ownership of pledged Simmons goods. Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SB2020 Reapportionment; reduce the size of the Legislature. Hall Referred To Elections SB2021 Hate crimes; revise definition to include certain gang Hall activity. Referred To Judiciary SB2022 Appropriations; enact one appropriation bill for all Hall general fund agencies. Referred To Appropriations SB2023 Motor vehicle taxes; exempt vehicles owned by Purple Johnson (19th) Heart Medal recipient from ad valorem taxation. Referred To Finance SB2024 Garbage fee; authorize exemption for disabled person. Jordan (18th) Referred To County Affairs;Environment Prot, Cons and Water Res SB2025 Arthur Winstead Memorial Highway and Veterans Memorial Jordan (18th) Drive; designate. Referred To Highways and Transportation SB2026 Health insurance; prohibit exclusion of certain drug Jordan (18th) coverage. Referred To Insurance;Judiciary SB2027 Welfare reform; DHS shall conduct Work First Program on Kirby a statewide basis. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2028 Gratification of lust; lower minimum age for Kirby prosecution. Referred To Judiciary SB2029 Voluntary prayer; clarify use at non-compulsory school Kirby events. Referred To Education SB2030 Central MS Correctional Facility; name medical building Kirby after Dr. Robert L. Peede. Referred To Corrections SB2031 Bonds; limit general obligation bonded indebtedness of Kirby the state to 60% of the tax revenue for certain fiscal years. Referred To Finance SB2032 Assault; enhance penalties involving government Hall employees. Referred To Judiciary SB2033 Ski boat; no observer when equipped with wide angle Hall mirror. Referred To Wildlife and Fisheries SB2034 Oil overcharge fund; create and restrict use. Hall Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals;Appropriations SB2035 School districts; require pupils to read a minimum of 4 Simmons books per school year. Referred To Education SB2036 State and school employees health insurance; bring Kirby forward medical savings accounts. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Insurance SB2037 State budget; revise the manner in which the Working Kirby Cash-Stabilization Reserve Fund is funded. Referred To Appropriations SB2038 School board elections; members of school boards in all Kirby municipal separate school districts shall be elected. Referred To Education SB2039 Boilers; require license to be operator. Dearing Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2040 Traffic violators; sentence to driver education. Dearing Referred To Judiciary SB2041 Fire trucks; authorize county donation to fire Cuevas protection districts. Referred To County Affairs;Insurance SB2042 Rape; second conviction punishable by chemical Johnson (19th) castration. Referred To Judiciary SB2043 School boards; elect members in all school districts; Simmons appoint all school superintendents. Referred To Education SB2044 School board elections; elect members in all school Hall districts; appoint school superintendents after 1/1/2000. Referred To Education SB2045 Motor vehicle tags; 100% disabled veterans must show Kirby proof of disability only at the time of the initial application. Referred To Finance SB2046 Circuit judges; revise number in 8th District. Jordan (18th) Referred To Judiciary;Appropriations SB2047 Board of Trustees of Mississippi School for the Deaf Hall and Blind; reestablish. Referred To Education SB2048 Motor vehicle license tags; authorize issuance of Dearing in-transit tags to motor vehicle dealers. Referred To Finance SB2049 Taxation; allow payment of motor vehicle taxes within Dearing 30 days of purchase without penalty. Referred To Finance SB2050 Motor vehicles; authorize dealers to issue temporary Dearing tags to buyers. Referred To Finance SB2051 Retirement system; provide for disposition of 13th Dearing check if member dies before receipt. Referred To Finance SB2052 Fire loss; revise method law enforcement agencies Kirby release certain information. Referred To Insurance SB2053 Same-sex marriages; prohibit. Kirby Referred To Judiciary SB2054 Child care agencies; criminal record checks not Bean required for certain volunteers. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2055 Abortion; criminal penalties for partial-birth Gunn abortion. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2056 Health care facilities; authorize CON for private pay Bean nursing home in Lamar County. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2057 Package retailer's native wine tasting permit; Hamilton authorize. Referred To Finance SB2058 Public Contractors Board; additional fee to fund Bean construction education programs. Referred To Business and Financial Institutions;Universities and Colleges SB2059 Equity funding for school districts; not reduced by Bean sixteenth section timber or mineral sales under certain conditions. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2060 Radar; authorize use by all cities and counties. Bean Referred To Judiciary SB2061 School districts; authorize child care services in Ferris public schools. Referred To Education SB2062 Retirement; revise the annual cost of living increase Dearing under the PERS law. Referred To Finance SB2063 Managed health care plans; prohibit disclosure Carlton restrictions against participating providers. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2064 Health professional licensure; prescribe qualifications Canon for Registered Nurse First Assistants. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2065 Ad valorem taxation; provide a credit for certain Bean mobile homes that are moved from this state. Referred To Finance SB2066 Hospital and medical service associations; repeal Kirby regulation of by Commissioner of Insurance. Referred To Insurance SB2067 Jurors; identity confidential after conduct of criminal Johnson (19th) case. Referred To Judiciary SB2068 Sales tax; exempt sales to or by Signature Works, Inc., Posey formerly known as Royal Maid Association for the Blind. Referred To Finance SB2069 School board elections; elect members in all school Ferris districts; appoint school superintendents after 1/1/2000. Referred To Education SB2070 School districts; prescribe powers and duties of school Ferris district financial advisors appointed by State Bd of Education. Referred To Education SB2071 Land surveyors; entrance on private property not Bean trespass. Referred To Judiciary SB2072 Sales tax; exclude Christmas trees from definition of Bean oranmental shrubbery for exemption purposes. Referred To Finance SB2073 Auto insurance; insurer cannot cancel policy if insured Bean not at fault. Referred To Insurance SB2074 School districts; provide certain annexation procedures Ferris and incentive grants. Referred To Education SB2075 School districts; provide for ADA count in cases of Ferris annexation. Referred To Education SB2076 License tags; authorize personalized for motorcycles. Bean Referred To Finance SB2077 Motor veh taxation; refund ad valorem taxes when Bean privilege tax is paid to operate a veh at gross weight in excess of 10,000 lbs. Referred To Finance SB2078 School employees insurance program; state pays premiums Bean of school lunch and Title I personnel. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2079 School districts; provide method for annexation and Bean electing school board members. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2080 School district annexation; not automatic if municipal Bean annexation crosses county lines. Referred To Education SB2081 Minimum Education Program; one teacher unit for every Smith 20 pupils in Grades 1-4. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2082 Appropriation; SDE for additional teacher units in Smith Grades 1-4. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2083 Minimum program funds; addl allotment for reading Smith instructors in school districts with high percentage of at-risk pupils. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2084 Approp; SDE for additional Teacher Assistants in school Smith districts with 60% participation in free lunch program. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2085 Teacher certification; require instruction in all Smith reading methods for K-4. Referred To Education SB2086 Students-at-risk; required parenting classes as part of Smith health education curriculum. Referred To Education SB2087 Drugs; prohibit the use or sale of RU 486. Gunn Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2088 Child abuse; protect child abuse reporters from Hall retaliatory discharge or employment action. Referred To Judiciary SB2089 School curriculum; require program for character Jordan (24th) education. Referred To Education SB2090 Domestic insurance companies; require board approval Kirby before loan or investment of funds. Referred To Insurance SB2091 Income tax setoff; unpaid fines owed cities and Hamilton counties. Referred To Finance SB2092 Gaming work permit; allow convicted persons to apply Hall after seven years. Referred To Finance;Judiciary SB2093 Ad valorem taxation; exempt certain motor vehicles used Jordan (18th) to transport children for medical treatment. Referred To Finance SB2094 Service dogs; prohibit harassment. Tollison Referred To Judiciary SB2095 Reduce general sales tax; from 7% to 6%. Kirby Referred To Finance SB2096 Uninsured motorist; eliminate stacking of policies. Kirby Referred To Insurance;Judiciary SB2097 Income taxation; adjust income tax rates for inflation. Kirby Referred To Finance SB2098 Auto insurance; require compulsory liability insurance. Hall Referred To Insurance SB2099 Child support; revise guidelines concerning custodial Hall parent's remarriage. Referred To Judiciary SB2101 Adoption; AIDS test child prior to final decree. Lee Referred To Judiciary;Public Health and Welfare SB2102 Political contributions and expenditures; limit for Lee certain offices. Referred To Elections;Judiciary SB2103 Municipalities; authorize suggestion reward programs. Carter Referred To Municipalities SB2104 Private and legal investigators; regulate and license. Hall Referred To Judiciary SB2105 Insurance cancellation; ineffective without written Dearing explanation. Referred To Insurance SB2106 Auto insurance; insurer cannot cancel policy if insured Dearing not at fault. Referred To Insurance SB2107 Homestead exemption; grant to unremarried, surviving Dearing spouse. Referred To Finance SB2108 Deputy sheriff for narcotics; fund from drug fines. Dearing Referred To County Affairs;Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2109 Sales tax exemption; Ducks Unlimited fund-raising Dearing purchases. Referred To Finance SB2110 Motor vehicles; limitation of recovery in absence of Dearing liability insurance. Referred To Insurance SB2112 Property insurance; prohibit cancellation due to claim Dearing resulting from act of God. Referred To Insurance SB2113 Ad valorem taxes for parks and recreation; cities may Dearing increase. Referred To Finance SB2114 Asbestos; Commission on Environmental Quality to Dearing establish inspection and response action program for school buildings (DEQ). Referred To Environment Prot, Cons and Water Res SB2115 Penalties; conform for commercial marine violations; Moffatt prohibit gill nets within certain area. Referred To Ports and Marine Resources SB2116 Insurance companies; revise certain fees paid to Kirby Commissioner of Insurance. Referred To Insurance SB2117 Workers' Compensation Assigned Risk Pool; insurance Kirby commissioner may require contribution to contingency fund. Referred To Insurance SB2118 Life insurance policies; require to be settled within Kirby certain time. Referred To Insurance SB2119 Elections; prohibit campaign contributions during and Smith 60 days before and 30 days after regular sessions. Referred To Elections SB2120 Managed health care plans; provide conditions relating Bean to participating providers. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2121 Tax credits; income and franchise tax credits for Carter research and development expenses. Referred To Finance SB2122 State Personnel System; extend repealer on statute Gordon which empowers State Personnel Board. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2123 Confederate historical structures; unlawful to destroy White (29th) or remove. Referred To Judiciary SB2124 HIV; establish crime of exposure. White (29th) Referred To Judiciary SB2125 State employees; special leave without pay for adoptive White (29th) parents. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2126 School boards; elect members in all school districts; White (29th) appoint all school superintendents. Referred To Education SB2127 Public school accreditation; eliminate White (29th) performance-based standards, repeal Workforce-Education Act. Referred To Education SB2128 Nonresident tuition; require certain fees for White (29th) nonresident university and junior college students. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations SB2129 Sexual crime reports; to be confidential. White (29th) Referred To Judiciary SB2130 Unborn child; penalties for crimes against unborn White (29th) child. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Judiciary SB2131 Abortion; prohibit use of D and X procedure removing White (29th) brain of unborn child. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2132 School administration; exempt Charter Schools from White (29th) State Department of Education regulations. Referred To Education SB2133 Marriage; prohibit homosexual marriages. White (29th) Referred To Judiciary SB2134 Ad valorem taxation; exempt egg houses, pullet houses Burton and broiler houses. Referred To Finance SB2135 Equity funding for school district; not reduced by 16th Burton section income. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2136 Juries; special venire limited to death penalty cases. Burton Referred To Judiciary SB2137 Motor vehicle headlamps; lighted when windshield wipers Burton necessary. Referred To Highways and Transportation SB2138 Sales tax; materials for chicken house construction Burton taxed at 3-1/2%. Referred To Finance SB2139 Housing authorities; per diem compensation for Burton commissioners. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2140 Motor vehicles; provide for special tags for vehicles Bean loaned to schools by dealers. Referred To Finance SB2141 Appropriation; Department of Transportation construct Furniss hospitality station in Coahoma County. Referred To Appropriations SB2142 Health care facilities; authorize CON for Yalobusha Tollison County. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2143 Volunteer fire fighter; define. White (29th) Referred To County Affairs;Insurance SB2144 Federal funds; expend only for programs authorized by Burton Legislature. Referred To Appropriations SB2145 Implied Consent Law; authorize constables to conduct Burton tests. Referred To Judiciary SB2146 Medicaid; continue current capitated managed care pilot Bean program and establish an additional program. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2147 Emergency telephone law; amend service charges. Dearing Referred To Public Utilities SB2148 Rural fire truck acquisition assistance; authorize Dearing lease-purchase. Referred To Insurance;Appropriations SB2149 Retirement; include judges in legislative retirement Robertson plan. Referred To Finance SB2150 Water and sewage utilities; notify customers of Hawks proposed rate increase in local newspaper and in customer invoice. Referred To Public Utilities SB2151 MS Business Incubator Assistance Act; create and Hall establish. Referred To Economic Dev, Tourism and Parks;Finance SB2152 MS Egg Marketing Board; retain interest on deposits, Burton exempt from budget cuts. Referred To Agriculture;Appropriations SB2153 Abandoned personal property; cities dispose of as they Carter choose without auction requirement. Referred To Municipalities SB2154 Salaries of local officials; authorize additional Smith compensation for tax assessors who are certified appraisers. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration;Appropriations SB2155 Administrative Procedures Act; IHL shall follow. White (29th) Referred To Universities and Colleges SB2156 Welfare reform; Work First demonstration program may be White (29th) expanded statewide. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2157 Medicaid fraud; prohibit fraudulent Medicaid managed Bean care practices. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2158 Involuntary commitment; authorize emergency detention Carlton of certain persons by licensed physicians. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2159 Auto insurance; require uninsured to show proof of Lee liability coverage before receiving tag after an accident. Referred To Insurance SB2160 Post-Delivery Care for Mothers and Newborns Act; Carter create. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2161 Freedom of Jobs Act; enact. White (29th) Referred To Labor SB2162 Employment-related information; protect certain White (29th) disclosure by employer. Referred To Labor SB2163 Welfare reform; establish Mississippi Temporary Smith Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2164 Child support enforcement; comply with mandates of Bean federal Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Judiciary SB2165 Income taxation; increase the amount of the optional Bryan standard deduction and exemption for married individuals. Referred To Finance SC 501 MS Band of Choctaw Indians; recognize as a government. Jordan (18th) Referred To Rules SC 502 Const.; provide for alternative forms of county Hall government. Referred To Constitution SC 503 Const. 73; Governor may veto parts of any bill. Hall Referred To Constitution SC 504 Const. 100; authorize compromising of income tax Kirby liability. Referred To Constitution SC 505 Const. 70; require majority vote for passage of bill Kirby reducing taxes. Referred To Constitution SC 506 Const. 254; gradually reduce the size of the Hall Legislature. Referred To Constitution
SB2165 Income taxation; increase the amount of the optional Bryan standard deduction and exemption for married individuals. Title Suff Do Pass
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