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Fred Shanks

Bills in the 2020 Regular Session, House.

All of Fred Shanks's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 1253

    State Fire Academy; designate as an authorized medical first responder training program.

Out of committee3

In committee13

  • House Bill 746

    The Jessica Marie Lofton Act; create the crime of selling, transferring or marketing adulterated human urine for sample chemical tests.

  • House Bill 747

    Certificate of Foreign Birth; authorize without judicial proceeding under certain circumstances.

  • House Bill 748

    Law enforcement officers; require to input missing person cases into National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NAMUS).

  • House Bill 816

    The Mississippi Gang Act; rename as and revise provisions regarding.

  • House Bill 874

    County Prosecuting Attorney; require written consent of district attorney before presenting a mater to the grand jury.

  • House Bill 944

    Interlocutory appeal; authorize for criminal prosecutors.

  • House Bill 1025

    Juvenile offenders convicted of murder; revise sentencing options for.

  • House Bill 1053

    Criminal investigators; increase salary of.

  • House Bill 1252

    Compact for a balanced budget; revise the delegates and extend repeal date on the compact.

  • House Bill 1287

    Kratom; include in Schedule I controlled substances list.

  • House Bill 1764

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds for East Metro Corridor project in Rankin County.

  • House Bill 1765

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Brandon with downtown improvements.

  • House Bill 1766

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Brandon with improvements to city hall.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 5
  • House Bill 415

    Counties; authorize boards of supervisors to pay county employees every two weeks.

  • House Bill 576

    Livestock on highways; delete burden on owner of livestock to prove lack of negligence when damages from.

  • House Bill 811

    Traffic accidents; require to move vehicle to certain locations in certain situations on a highway.

  • House Bill 1212

    Real Estate Brokers License; revise the requirements to be granted such a license.

  • House Bill 1243

    Critical infrastructure; define crimes of impeding and trespassing against.

Passed the House · 2
  • House Bill 1027

    Emerging Crops Fund; increase maximum loan amount and total bonding authority under.

  • House Bill 1215

    Firearms; prohibit state agencies from creating restrictions for possession of.

Out of committee · 1
  • House Bill 1394

    Part-time law enforcement officer; revise definition of to allow for increased pay if governing authority determines circumstances necessitate.

In committee · 16
  • House Bill 413

    Sheriffs; revise information maintained on prisoner meal logs.

  • House Bill 570

    Radar; authorize sheriffs and deputies, in counties with a popluation of at leat 100,000 on county roads outside municipal boundaries.

  • House Bill 628

    Municipalities; "home rule"; clarify ability of governing authority to regulate medical facilities in a way that restricts free speech in close vicinity of facilities.

  • House Bill 834

    Disabled parking violations; add state assessment to be used for Local System Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation.

  • House Bill 836

    Mineral Rights; revert to surface owner after certain period of time.

  • House Bill 981

    Alcoholic beverages; authorize the sale of wine at grocery stores.

  • House Bill 1111

    Statewide Elections Management System; remove voters who fail to respond to notice and who fail to vote after certain period of time from.

  • House Bill 1216

    Firearms; prohibit officials from adding requirements for licensed concealed firearm holders.

  • House Bill 1217

    Firearms; prohibit cities and counties from adding restrictions.

  • House Bill 1264

    Historic monuments and memorials; delete authority to move.

  • House Bill 1330

    Qualification deadline; change to February 1 for statewide and county elected officials.

  • House Bill 1389

    Mattresses; require seller to give notice when previously owned.

  • House Bill 1390

    Baby Drop-off Law; revise age of children who may be dropped off.

  • House Bill 1391

    "The Fairness Act"; enact to prohibit biological males from participating in athletic sports specifically designated for females.

  • House Bill 1546

    ETV; Legislature not appropriate general funds to after fiscal year 2021, use funds for National Guard.

  • House Bill 1628

    Rankin County; authorize sheriff to use radar on county road.