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2011 Bill(s)
SB 79 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: IN SCS SB 189 Description: Various changes in laws various tax breaks for technology and life science businesses. Impose conflict of interest restrictions on board members.
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SB 80 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: IN SCS SB 408 Description: Extend the sunset for the Senior RX program that provides assistance for lower income elderly purchasing some prescription drugs. Extend it from August 2011 to August 2016.
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SB 114 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Education Description: Prohibit public universities from charging out of state tuition for a child of an illegal foreigner who has school in Missouri for at least two years.
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SB 115 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Veterans Description: A number of changes involving the Kansas City public school retirement system. Add provisions if the system is terminated.
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SB 116 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: H Rules Description: A number of changes in family support requirements to reflect changes in the interstate unform law that covers child or spouse support orders in which more than one state is involved.
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* SB 239 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Progress Description: Include sexual orientation in the state's civil rights law. Prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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* SB 240 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Progress Description: Expand the law against school bullying. Require schools to issue statements prohibiting bullying and develop a process for discussing anti-bullying policy.
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SB 307 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Judiciary Description: Let Kansas City impose a $14 fee on municipal ordinance violation cases to provide representation for indigent defendants who participate in the the mental health, drug or veterans court.
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SB 310 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Agriculture Description: Impose additional restrictions on lead abatement projects. Requite a license for some renovate activities for housing or child-occupied facilities.
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SB 332 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Health Description: Add requirements on sex education courses including teaching birth control, sex predators and texting.
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SB 342 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Education Description: Require the Education Department to facilitate timely enrollment and other education services. Impose additional requirements on schools in providing services to foster children.
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SB 361 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S General Laws Description: Expand from ten to 90 days the deadline for vacating housing when the property has been foreclosed. Expand awards a tenant can recover for forcible entry by a landlord including loss of credit, utility reconnection charges and emotional distress.
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SB 362 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Judiciary Description: Require the Public Safety Department to enter a contract for a private company to coordinate a review of domestic violence deaths, subject to appropriations.
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SB 363 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Judiciary Description: Prohibit acceptance into a prison a person convicted of a first-offense class D felony and some class C felonies. Other sentencing changes.
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SJR 13 Sponsor:Justus, Jolie Status: S Financial Description: Require an initiative petition get signatures from 8 percent of voters in every congressional district and five percent for a referendum. Currently, the requirement is for those percentages from 2/3rds of the Congressional districts.
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