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HB0012
Motor vehicle violations-penalties.
Year
2020
Status
✓ Signed Into Law
Sponsor
Judiciary
Committee
Judiciary
Joint
Introduced
Feb 10, 2020
6 years ago
Last Action
Assigned Chapter Number 96
Signed
Mar 13, 2020
Effective: Jul 1, 2020
Bill Synopsis
Removes jail time as a punishment for most traffic and driver's license violations, but keeps jail time for hit-and-run and failure to report accidents.
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Committee
Judiciary
Type: Joint
Committee Members
Dan Kirkbride
Chairman
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H04
Tara Nethercott
Chairman
Floor Vote: Nay
Republican - S04
Liisa Anselmi-Dalton
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Democrat - S12
Brian Boner
Member
Floor Vote: Excused
Republican - S02
Sara Burlingame
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Democrat - H44
Charles Gray
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H57
Clifford Jennings
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H30
RJ Kost
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S19
Charles Pelkey
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Democrat - H45
William Pownall
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H52
Tim Salazar
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H34
Clark Stith
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H48
Michael Von Flatern
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S24
Art Washut
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H36
Documents & Resources
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Official bill document
Last Action
Assigned Chapter Number 96
Enrolled Act No.
Act #74
Chapter: 0096
Signed: 3/13/2020
Effective: 7/1/2020