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Becky Currie

Bills in the 2008 Regular Session, House.

All of Becky Currie's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 1347

    State Board of Mental Health; authorize to name/rename any facility under its jurisdiction to remove offensive terminology.

In committee1

  • House Bill 539

    State law enforcement officers; establish separate retirement system for.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 4
  • House Bill 748

    U.S. Highway 90; designate portion in City of Pass Christian as "James C. Simpson, Sr., Memorial Highway."

  • House Bill 856

    Mississippi Highway 25; designate additional portion in Winston and Oktibbeha Counties as "Military Order of the Purple Heart Drive".

  • House Bill 857

    Mississippi Highway 393, Winston County; designate as "Cpl. Dustin Jerome Lee Memorial Highway."

  • House Bill 877

    U.S. Highways; designate Highway 61 as "Highway 61, the Blues Highway," designate certain rest area along Highway 49.

Passed the House · 1
In committee · 33
  • House Bill 14

    Distinctive license tag; Authorize issuance to supporters of the Mississippi Academy of Family Physicians Foundation.

  • House Bill 396

    Vote fraud; revise penalty.

  • House Bill 398

    Crimes; use of taser in commission of a crime or resisting arrest to be a felony.

  • House Bill 399

    English language; must show ability in to get state license or public assistance.

  • House Bill 400

    State license or benefits; must be U.S. citizen or permanent resident and show ability in English to receive.

  • House Bill 401

    Vote fraud; revise penalty.

  • House Bill 402

    English language; require all state documents to be produced in.

  • House Bill 403

    Nonpartisan Judicial Election Act; repeal.

  • House Bill 405

    Health insurance; require reimbursement for services of a podiatrist.

  • House Bill 406

    Income tax; phase out for corporations.

  • House Bill 407

    Crimes; include certain firemen in impersonation prohibition.

  • House Bill 420

    Immigration; enact certain state measures.

  • House Bill 440

    Rape; death penalty for conviction if victim is age 13 or under.

  • House Bill 441

    Capital murder; provide death penalty for murder of two or more persons.

  • House Bill 442

    Agency rules and regulations; require legislative approval.

  • House Bill 443

    Capital murder; apply to multiple murders.

  • House Bill 444

    Schools; establish opening and closing dates of scholastic year.

  • House Bill 445

    Sales tax; reduce rate on retail sales of motorcycles.

  • House Bill 446

    Gaming; distances from U.S. Highway 90 applying to legal gaming in Harrison County limited to location of highway on August 28, 2005.

  • House Bill 447

    Radar; authorize sheriffs in certain counties to use.

  • House Bill 448

    State Superintendent of Public Education; elect at general state election.

  • House Bill 461

    Homestead exemption; extend to unremarried surviving spouses of totally disabled homeowners.

  • House Bill 467

    Sales tax; phase out on sales of certain food and increase diversion to municipalities.

  • House Bill 470

    Auto theft; revise penalties.

  • House Bill 471

    Ad valorem taxes; delete school boards' authority to increase without referendum approval.

  • House Bill 485

    County school boards; members shall be elected by a majority vote.

  • House Bill 714

    Elections; make various revisions to the state election law.

  • House Bill 770

    Sex offenders; increase quarterly registration fee.

  • House Bill 860

    Nursing; portion of license fees for nurses shall be used to fund the Office of Nursing Workforce.

  • House Bill 1511

    Income tax; authorize a credit for health insurance premiums paid by an employer for employees.

  • House Bill 1517

    Bonds; increase amount of bonds authorized for a space, science and education center in Hancock County.

  • House Bill 1542

    Bonds; authorize issuance for repair and renovation of old Mississippi Mills Packing and Shipping Rooms Building in Wesson.

  • House Bill 1646

    Income tax; authorize credit for portion of costs of college textbooks.