California 2025-2026 Regular Session

California Senate Bill SB245

Introduced

1/30/25

Refer

2/14/25

Refer

3/26/25

Refer

4/2/25

Refer

4/21/25

Report Pass

4/23/25

Refer

4/23/25

Report Pass

4/23/25

Report Pass

5/23/25

Refer

4/23/25

Engrossed

6/2/25

Report Pass

5/23/25

Engrossed

6/2/25

Refer

6/9/25

Report Pass

5/23/25

Refer

6/9/25

Refer

7/8/25

Report Pass

7/16/25

Refer

7/16/25

Report Pass

8/29/25

Enrolled

9/13/25

Chaptered

10/13/25

Enrolled

9/13/25

Passed

10/13/25

Passed

10/13/25

Chaptered

10/13/25

Passed

10/13/25

Caption

Criminal procedure.

Latest CA SB245 Activity

View All Events: CA 2025-2026 Regular Session SB245

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CA SB1395

Criminal procedure: protective orders.

CA SB421

Criminal procedure: protective orders.

CA SB734

Criminal procedure: discrimination.

CA H771

Criminal Law Procedures

CA SB1401

Criminal procedure: competence to stand trial.

CA SB0324

Criminal procedures.

CA AB1071

Criminal procedure: discrimination.

CA HB2473

Relating to criminal procedures; and declaring an emergency.

CA SB821

Criminal procedure: arraignment.

CA AB2001

Criminal procedure: state summary criminal history information.

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