2007 Bill(s)

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2007 Bill(s)

* CCS SB 62
Sponsor: Goodman, Jack
Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED
Description: Prevent criminal charges for using force or killing a person entering into one's home or vehicle without approval.

See:	House roll call - CCS SB 62 (05/15/2007): Third reading of the final conference version of the bill that expands the legal rights to kill an intruder into one's home or car. Senate roll call - CCS SB 62 (05/14/2007): Third reading of the final conference version of the bill that expands the legal rights to kill an intruder into one's home or car. House roll call - HCS SB 62 (05/01/2007): Third reading of a measure that would restrict criminal charges being filed for using force or killing a person entering one's home or vehicle without approval. Senate roll call - SBS SB 62 (03/06/2007): Third reading of a measure that would extend the right of a person to kill a person entering one's home or vehicle without approval. The Fiscal Note(s) Official legislative description and status

See:

House roll call - CCS SB 62 (05/15/2007): Third reading of the final conference version of the bill that expands the legal rights to kill an intruder into one's home or car.

Senate roll call - CCS SB 62 (05/14/2007): Third reading of the final conference version of the bill that expands the legal rights to kill an intruder into one's home or car.

House roll call - HCS SB 62 (05/01/2007): Third reading of a measure that would restrict criminal charges being filed for using force or killing a person entering one's home or vehicle without approval.

Senate roll call - SBS SB 62 (03/06/2007): Third reading of a measure that would extend the right of a person to kill a person entering one's home or vehicle without approval.

The Fiscal Note(s)

Official legislative description and status

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