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Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025

WhenTuesday, Feb. 25, 2025 · 10:30 a.m. (Central)
Where—
CommitteeJudiciary and Public Safety Oversight · House
Statusscheduled
Official noticewww.okhouse.gov/events/judic-20250225-10300000

Agenda 26 items

  1. HB 1066 Enacted Associated Bills
  2. HB 1593 In Senate committee Associated Bills
  3. HB 1731 Enacted Associated Bills
  4. HB 1861 Passed Senate committee Associated Bills
  5. HB 1597 Sent to Governor Associated Bills
  6. HB 1594 In Senate committee Associated Bills
  7. HB 1850 Enacted Associated Bills
  8. HB 1595 Sent to Governor Associated Bills
  9. HB 2729 Enacted Associated Bills
  10. HB 1591 Passed Senate committee Associated Bills
  11. HB 1592 Enacted Associated Bills
  12. HB 1095 Enacted Associated Bills
  13. Item Number: 1 Description: Welcome and Introductions
  14. HB 1591 Passed Senate committee Item Number: 2 Measure Number: HB1591 Description: Crimes and punishments; adding specific crimes to list of offenses; effective date Authors: George, Weaver, Weaver
  15. HB 1592 Enacted Item Number: 3 Measure Number: HB1592 Description: Larceny; providing elements of organized retail crime; codification; effective date. Authors: George, Weaver, Weaver
  16. HB 1593 In Senate committee Item Number: 4 Measure Number: HB1593 Description: Criminal procedures; authorizing peace officers to dispute reports of misconduct; codification; effective date. Authors: George, Weaver, Weaver
  17. HB 1594 In Senate committee Item Number: 5 Measure Number: HB1594 Description: Crimes and punishments; assault and battery; clarifying scope of certain unlawful act; effective date Authors: George, Weaver, Weaver
  18. HB 1595 Sent to Governor Item Number: 6 Measure Number: HB1595 Description: Crimes and punishments; assault and battery offenses; increasing penalties; effective date Authors: George, Weaver, Weaver
  19. HB 1597 Sent to Governor Item Number: 7 Measure Number: HB1597 Description: Crimes and punishments; making certain acts unlawful; codification; effective date. Authors: George, Weaver, Weaver
  20. HB 1095 Enacted Item Number: 8 Measure Number: HB1095 Description: Firearms; creating the Municipal Carry Act; authorizing municipalities to allow elected officials and designated employees to carry firearms under certain circumstances; effective date. Authors: Hildebrant, Gillespie, Gillespie
  21. HB 2729 Enacted Item Number: 9 Measure Number: HB2729 Description: Administrative law; judicial review; courts; hearing examiner; deference; state agencies; statutory interpretation; de novo standard; agency power; effective date. Authors: Kendrix, Bergstrom, Bergstrom
  22. HB 1731 Enacted Item Number: 10 Measure Number: HB1731 Description: Crimes and punishment; child endangerment; effective date. Authors: Moore, Weaver, Weaver
  23. HB 1861 Passed Senate committee Item Number: 11 Measure Number: HB1861 Description: Crimes and punishments; providing statutory reference for prostitution-related offense; effective date. Authors: Roberts, Weaver, Weaver
  24. HB 1850 Enacted Item Number: 12 Measure Number: HB1850 Description: Trust; creating the Uniform Trust Code; definitions; creditor claims; revocable trusts; trustees; duties and powers of trustee; trustee liability; severability; effective date. Authors: Schreiber
  25. HB 1066 Enacted Item Number: 13 Measure Number: HB1066 Description: Criminal procedure; allowing for the withdrawal of guilty pleas; effective date. Authors: Manger
  26. Item Number: 14 Description: Other Business and Adjournment

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