Rhode Island State Representative

David Morales 2025 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 5)

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Co-Sponsor of Legislation

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Rhode Island 2025 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H5361

Introduced
2/7/25  
Requires law enforcement agencies to obtain search warrants for electronic information, data, location information and other identifying information of subscribers and customers, except in specified circumstances.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5362

Introduced
2/7/25  
RELATED TO CRIMINAL PROCEDURE -- SENTENCING RECONSIDERATION ACT
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Rhode Island House Bill H5369

Introduced
2/7/25  
Refer
2/7/25  
Report Pass
3/4/25  
Engrossed
3/20/25  
Refer
3/21/25  
Report Pass
6/10/25  
Enrolled
6/12/25  
Exempts from property taxation, the real and tangible personal property of the Providence Preservation Society.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5374

Introduced
2/7/25  
Establishes a new article in the state building code that provides that certain new housing construction contain at least one floor that meets the requirements for a Type C "ANSI'' Standards for Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5377

Introduced
2/7/25  
Requires DCYF to implement recommendations made by the child advocate and child fatality review panel within 6 months and provide a report of the measures taken to address the recommendations.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5395

Introduced
2/7/25  
Allows an appeal of the valuation of a motor vehicle, upon which the sales tax is calculated, when registering the motor vehicle.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5396

Introduced
2/7/25  
Establishes general case load limits for DCYF workers similar to those contained in the Council on Accreditation standards.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5397

Introduced
2/7/25  
Increases the number of state child care licensing inspectors to meet the national recommended average of one inspector for every fifty (50) to sixty (60) child care providers.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5398

Introduced
2/7/25  
Revises the calculation for the student success factor in the education-aid formula by adding an additional multiplier.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5400

Introduced
2/7/25  
Requires that the state's share to public libraries be fixed at twenty-five percent (25%) of the amount appropriated by the city or town in their budgets for fiscal year 2026.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5404

Introduced
2/7/25  
Provides a tax credit for food donations by qualified taxpayers to nonprofit organizations up to five thousand dollars ($5,000) per year.

Primary Sponsor of Legislation

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Rhode Island 2025 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H5366

Introduced
2/7/25  
Provides employees with civil administrative remedies against contractors, subcontractors involved in the contract with joint/severable liability imposed on contractors or subcontractors. Effective 9/1/2025.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5375

Introduced
2/7/25  
Allows municipalities to enact ordinances that would permit municipalities and water suppliers to enter properties to perform lead service line replacements and permit tenants to request and schedule private side lead service line replacements.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5379

Introduced
2/7/25  
Establishes a commission to promulgate rules, regulations and make recommendations to the governor as to petitions for pardons under Article IX, Section 13 of the Constitution of Rhode Island.
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Rhode Island House Bill H5405

Introduced
2/7/25  
Establishes a restricted receipt account for the benefit of the Rhode Island public transit authority, funded by sales taxes collected from ride-share companies, which said sales taxes would be exempt from indirect cost recovery provisions.