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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06696

Introduced

4/8/13

Refer

4/8/13

Report Pass

4/19/13

Refer

4/29/13

Refer

4/29/13

Report Pass

5/6/13

To (1) revise the statutory criteria relating to the criminal offense of trafficking in persons, (2) increase criminal penalties for persons who patronize a prostitute who is under eighteen years of age or a victim of human trafficking, (3) allow the Superior Court to vacate criminal convictions for prostitution involving victims of human trafficking, and (4) establish a task force that will study the implementation of state initiatives designed to reduce and prevent human trafficking.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06697

Introduced

4/8/13

Refer

4/8/13

To increase the penalty for operating a motor vehicle while consuming intoxicating liquor or while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs by permitting the seizure and forfeiture of a motor vehicle used to commit such offense and remitting the proceeds to the municipality in which the offense occurred.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06698

Introduced

4/8/13

Refer

4/8/13

To revise the investigatory grand jury procedure.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06699

Introduced

4/10/13

Refer

4/10/13

Refer

4/10/13

Report Pass

4/19/13

Report Pass

4/19/13

Refer

4/29/13

Refer

4/29/13

Report Pass

5/6/13

Refer

5/14/13

Report Pass

5/16/13

Report Pass

5/16/13

Engrossed

5/24/13

Report Pass

5/27/13

Chaptered

6/6/13

Enrolled

6/10/13

Passed

6/24/13

To: (1) Revise the pretrial drug education program by redesignating the program as a pretrial drug education and community service program and revising eligibility and participation requirements for the program, (2) limit eligibility for the community service labor program to enumerated offenses after conviction, (3) revise the eligibility criteria for accelerated rehabilitation, (4) expand mediation programs in criminal prosecutions to all geographical area court locations, (5) permit a court or prosecutor to consider the fact that a defendant has made a monetary contribution to a private nonprofit charity or other nonprofit organization, in a manner currently permitted for the consideration of community service work, and (6) require criminal defense attorneys to wait thirty days after an arrest of a defendant in a criminal matter before sending a written communication to solicit the defendant as a prospective client.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06700

Introduced

4/10/13

Refer

4/10/13

To clarify the meaning of intoxicated person for purposes of the dram shop act.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06701

Introduced

4/10/13

Refer

4/10/13

Report Pass

4/19/13

Refer

4/29/13

Report Pass

5/6/13

Engrossed

6/4/13

Report Pass

6/4/13

Report Pass

6/4/13

To establish enhanced penalties for persons who operate a motor vehicle under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs, or both, with a child sixteen years of age or younger in the motor vehicle.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06702

Introduced

4/10/13

Refer

4/10/13

Report Pass

4/19/13

Refer

4/29/13

Report Pass

5/6/13

Refer

5/15/13

Report Pass

5/16/13

Engrossed

5/23/13

Engrossed

5/23/13

Report Pass

5/27/13

Report Pass

5/27/13

Chaptered

6/11/13

Enrolled

6/13/13

Passed

6/25/13

Passed

6/25/13

To: (1) Provide that a restraining order may include provisions to require the subject of the order to maintain household and personal expense payments on behalf of the applicant; (2) require probation officers to provide certain notices of probation violations to assigned victim advocates; (3) require that the family violence training program for Judicial Branch personnel be available to guardians ad litem; (4) extend the ability to terminate a rental agreement because of family violence to victims of a sexual assault; (5) replace statutory references to battered women and batterers for consistency with current terminology; (6) add one member to the Criminal Justice Policy Advisory Commission; (7) require an assessment of Judicial Branch family violence intervention programs in accordance with data from the Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative's analysis of such programs; (8) require the Chief Court Administrator to maintain a separate secure waiting area in courthouses for victims of family violence crimes; (9) revise the protocol for surrender of a firearm by a person who is subject to a restraining order, protective order or a foreign order of protection; and (10) require a study of on-going training for judges and Judicial Branch personnel.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06703

Introduced

4/10/13

Introduced

4/10/13

Refer

4/10/13

Refer

4/10/13

Report Pass

4/19/13

Report Pass

4/19/13

Refer

4/29/13

Report Pass

5/6/13

Refer

5/14/13

Report Pass

5/16/13

Report Pass

5/16/13

Engrossed

6/4/13

Report Pass

6/4/13

Chaptered

6/21/13

Chaptered

6/21/13

Enrolled

6/27/13

Enrolled

6/27/13

Passed

7/12/13

Passed

7/12/13

To: (1) Reduce youth violence and gang-related activity; and (2) establish a criminal offense for a person to recruit a minor to participate in a gang.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06704

Introduced

6/1/13

Introduced

6/1/13

Engrossed

6/1/13

Engrossed

6/1/13

Chaptered

6/10/13

Enrolled

6/13/13

Passed

6/18/13

An Act Concerning Expenditures And Revenue For The Biennium Ending June 30, 2015.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06705

Introduced

6/4/13

Engrossed

6/4/13

Chaptered

6/14/13

Enrolled

6/17/13

Enrolled

6/17/13

Passed

6/19/13

Passed

6/19/13

An Act Implementing The Governor's Budget Recommendations For Housing, Human Services And Public Health.

CT

Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06706

Introduced

6/5/13

Engrossed

6/5/13

Chaptered

6/17/13

Chaptered

6/17/13

Enrolled

6/19/13

Enrolled

6/19/13

Passed

6/19/13

Passed

6/19/13

An Act Implementing Provisions Of The State Budget For The Biennium Ending June 30, 2015 Concerning General Government.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00001

Introduced

1/9/13

Introduced

1/9/13

Refer

1/9/13

Refer

1/9/13

To protect children, families and other individuals from violence.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00002

Introduced

1/9/13

Introduced

1/9/13

Refer

1/9/13

Refer

1/9/13

To align economic development efforts with state-wide planning objectives for municipal growth and agricultural and open space preservation.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00003

Introduced

1/9/13

Refer

1/9/13

Refer

3/14/13

Refer

3/14/13

Report Pass

3/21/13

Report Pass

3/21/13

Refer

4/1/13

Refer

4/1/13

Report Pass

4/8/13

Report Pass

4/8/13

To encourage job growth in emerging business sectors in the state.

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Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00004

Introduced

1/9/13

Introduced

1/9/13

Refer

1/9/13

Refer

1/9/13

Refer

3/19/13

Refer

3/19/13

Report Pass

4/5/13

Report Pass

4/5/13

Refer

4/18/13

Refer

4/18/13

Report Pass

4/24/13

Report Pass

4/24/13

To provide for early voting for regular state elections and to ensure that no elector stands in line for longer than fifteen minutes before being permitted to cast his or her ballot.

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