All Bills - Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06426
Introduced
2/18/11
Refer
2/18/11
Report Pass
4/15/11
Report Pass
4/15/11
Refer
4/26/11
Refer
4/26/11
Report Pass
5/3/11
Report Pass
5/3/11
To provide that future appointments and reappointments of family support magistrates be subject to approval by the General Assembly.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06427
Introduced
2/18/11
Refer
2/18/11
To streamline the process for filing habeas corpus petitions, appeals and requests for DNA testing of evidence in cases where the defendant has been convicted of a capital felony.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06428
Introduced
2/18/11
Introduced
2/18/11
Refer
2/18/11
Refer
2/18/11
To penalize businesses with one hundred or more employees receiving financial assistance from the state that lay off, reassign or transfer out of state fifty or more employees while receiving said financial assistance.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06429
Introduced
2/18/11
Introduced
2/18/11
Refer
2/18/11
Refer
2/18/11
Report Pass
3/8/11
Report Pass
3/8/11
Refer
3/16/11
Refer
3/16/11
Report Pass
3/22/11
Report Pass
3/22/11
Refer
4/21/11
Refer
4/21/11
Report Pass
4/26/11
Report Pass
4/26/11
Engrossed
6/8/11
Engrossed
6/8/11
Report Pass
6/8/11
To require that law enforcement agencies seize and store any stolen property worth more than five hundred dollars.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06430
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
3/3/11
Report Pass
3/3/11
To require the Departments of Social Services, Education and Public Health to prepare and submit annual results-based accountability report cards for the initiatives established in Public Act 10-133, An Act Concerning Children in the Recession.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06431
Introduced
2/23/11
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
To allow towns to reduce their minimum budget requirement for education by encouraging school districts to regionalize services, achieve efficiencies and lower costs.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06432
Introduced
2/23/11
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
To reestablish the achievement gap task force and require the task force to develop a master plan to eliminate the academic achievement gap in Connecticut by 2020; to create the Interagency Council for Ending the Achievement Gap to assist the achievement gap task force in developing and implementing the master plan; to require the Department of Education to develop model curricula in reading and mathematics for grades prekindergarten to grade four, inclusive; to require school districts that have an achievement gap to submit biannual accountability reports on the district's efforts to eliminate the achievement gap; to establish the Connecticut School Cultural Resource Center within the State Education Resource Center to develop ways to help English language learners succeed in school; to allow school districts to increase the school day and school year if such school district has a school that has been identified as low achieving; to require the Department of Education to establish an educator reciprocity program to make it easier for certified out-of-state educators to receive certification in Connecticut; and to phase in mandatory school readiness and full-day kindergarten in priority school districts.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06433
Introduced
2/23/11
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
3/17/11
Report Pass
3/17/11
Refer
3/28/11
Refer
3/28/11
Report Pass
4/4/11
Report Pass
4/4/11
Engrossed
5/19/11
Report Pass
5/23/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Enrolled
6/24/11
Passed
7/8/11
To allow students who have been expelled from school to participate in adult education programs without being required to officially withdraw from school.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06434
Introduced
2/23/11
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
3/2/11
Report Pass
3/2/11
Refer
3/14/11
Refer
3/14/11
Report Pass
3/21/11
Report Pass
3/21/11
Engrossed
5/26/11
Engrossed
5/26/11
Report Pass
5/31/11
Report Pass
5/31/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Enrolled
6/24/11
Enrolled
6/24/11
Passed
7/8/11
Passed
7/8/11
To allow nonpublic school teachers in Connecticut to receive a professional educator certificate and to create an alternate route to certification program for school guidance counselors.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06435
Introduced
2/23/11
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
To inform parties in a probate matter of their right to appeal a written order, denial or decree of a court of probate, and make a conforming technical change.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06436
Introduced
2/23/11
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
To ensure adequate access to the probate court system in the town of Colchester.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06437
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
4/5/11
Refer
4/14/11
Report Pass
4/20/11
To require the Attorney General to establish a Uniform Treatment Authorization Form for Mental Health Services.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06438
Introduced
2/23/11
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
4/5/11
Report Pass
4/5/11
Refer
4/15/11
Refer
4/15/11
Report Pass
4/21/11
Report Pass
4/21/11
Refer
5/10/11
Refer
5/10/11
Report Pass
5/17/11
Report Pass
5/17/11
Engrossed
5/31/11
Engrossed
5/31/11
Report Pass
6/2/11
Report Pass
6/2/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Enrolled
6/24/11
Enrolled
6/24/11
Passed
7/8/11
Passed
7/8/11
To make various changes regarding probate court operations, including, but not limited to: (1) Update provisions on the Regional Children's Probate Courts; (2) provide workers' compensation coverage for probate judges; (3) eliminate the panel for interdisciplinary teams in proceedings to determine an individual's ability to give informed consent to a sterilization procedure and allow professionals who have a personal working relationship with the respondent to appear on the interdisciplinary team; (4) establish a fee structure of twenty dollars per day when an individual copies probate court records with a hand-held scanner; (5) update statutory references to sections governing order of payment of claims; (6) update provisions concerning sealed and confidential records; (7) permit the Probate Court Administrator to establish a fee structure for electronic access to data processing systems in the probate courts; (8) conform statutory references concerning probate appeals; (9) clarify the powers of a probate court with respect to accountings, removal of a fiduciary of an inter vivos trust, and waiver of bond requirements for a successor fiduciary when bond is not required by the governing instrument; and (10) make technical and conforming changes.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06439
Introduced
2/23/11
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
4/15/11
Report Pass
4/15/11
Refer
4/25/11
Refer
4/25/11
Report Pass
5/2/11
Report Pass
5/2/11
To revise the process for the filing and disposition of applications for a writ of habeas corpus that challenges the validity of a conviction, sentence or commitment.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06440
Introduced
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
4/12/11
Report Pass
4/12/11
Refer
4/25/11
Refer
4/25/11
Report Pass
5/2/11
Engrossed
5/19/11
Engrossed
5/19/11
Report Pass
5/23/11
Report Pass
5/23/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Enrolled
6/24/11
Passed
7/8/11
To: (1) Provide that an application for guardianship of an adult person with mental retardation be permitted one hundred eighty days prior to the date such person attains the age of eighteen, and that such application be effective no earlier than the date such person attains the age of eighteen; and (2) change statutory references from "mental retardation" to "intellectual disability".