Rhode Island State Senator

Meghan Kallman 2024 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 3)

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Rhode Island 2024 Regular Session

Rhode Island Senate Bill S2197

Introduced
1/24/24  
Prohibits the civil arrest of any person who is attending court either on behalf of themselves or a family or household member. Any person who violates this act shall be subject to civil suit and for contempt of court.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2205

Introduced
1/24/24  
Provides that prisoners who committed offenses prior to age 18 and sentenced as adults would be eligible for parole after completing 15 yrs of their sentence/does not lengthen their eligibility should prisoner be eligible for parole earlier than 15 yrs.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2215

Introduced
1/24/24  
Expands the authority of the police officers commission on standards and training. It makes it applicable to the city of Providence. It creates and maintains a database containing records for each certified and decertified law enforcement officers.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2218

Introduced
1/24/24  
Requires purchasers of firearms, to take and pass a basic firearm safety test and requires the firearm test administered by DEM be updated every two years, as deemed appropriate and repeals ยง 11-47-35.2.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2219

Introduced
1/24/24  
Prohibits purchases of more than one firearm in any thirty (30) day period.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2221

Introduced
1/24/24  
Amends the Rhode Island Fair Housing Practices Act.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2222

Introduced
1/24/24  
Repeals the law enforcement officers' bill of rights, chapter 42-28.6 of the general laws, in its entirety.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2225

Introduced
1/24/24  
Refer
1/24/24  
Report Pass
5/23/24  
Engrossed
5/30/24  
Repeals provisions that assess costs for women in the community corrections program for women offenders.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2228

Introduced
1/24/24  
Establishes the second look act and would permit incarcerated individuals to petition the sentencing court to consider a motion to reduce a sentence after the defendant has served at least ten (10) years of the sentence.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2233

Introduced
1/24/24  
Repeals 42-56-38.1 and requires the department of corrections to provide free communication services to inmates and juveniles held in residential placement or detention centers and requires that those facilities provide in-person contact visits.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2236

Introduced
1/24/24  
Creates new definition for the term "employee", for purposes of wages, workers' compensation, temporary disability and unemployment insurance benefits, which deems a worker to be an employee, as opposed to an independent contractor.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2237

Introduced
1/24/24  
Commencing January 1, 2025, this act would increase the minimum wage for employees receiving gratuities from the current $3.89 to $6.75 per hour.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2242

Introduced
1/24/24  
Changes the name of the holiday on the second Monday of August from Victory Day to Peace and Remembrance Day.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S2251

Introduced
2/5/24  
SENATE RESOLUTION JOYOUSLY CELEBRATING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN HELLENIC INSTITUTE (AHI)
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Rhode Island 2024 Regular Session

Rhode Island Senate Bill S2268

Introduced
2/12/24  
Refer
2/12/24  
Report Pass
6/4/24  
Engrossed
6/6/24  
Requires grocery stores to specifically limit the number of self-service checkout units to six (6) units per location. The consumer protection unit of the department of attorney general would have authority to enforce these restrictions.