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Earle S. Banks

Bills in the 2017 Regular Session, House.

All of Earle S. Banks's terms

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Out of committee1

  • House Bill 1108

    Perpetual care cemeteries, new; require certain acreage and trust fund deposit to establish.

In committee62

  • House Bill 1

    Venomous snakes; classify as inherently dangerous to humans.

  • House Bill 20

    Highways; add segments of certain roads within the corporate limits of the City of Jackson to the state highway system.

  • House Bill 33

    Department of Corrections; require to provide certain notice to certain city before offender is released.

  • House Bill 63

    Mandatory minimum sentences for crimes committed by offenders; revise which offenders are eligible for.

  • House Bill 64

    Violent offenders, certain; may be paroled by Parole Board if sentencing judge authorizes parole consideration.

  • House Bill 65

    Inmates convicted of capital offenses; provide parole eligibility after certain requirements are met.

  • House Bill 77

    Case plans for nonviolent inmates; require certain programs be placed within.

  • House Bill 78

    Case plans for inmates who committed capital offenses; require certain programs be placed within.

  • House Bill 79

    Case plans for inmates who committed violent offenses; require certain programs be placed within.

  • House Bill 80

    Conjugal visits; require Department of Corrections to provide for married inmates.

  • House Bill 81

    Department of Corrections; require implementation of an Extended Family Visitation Program for eligible offenders.

  • House Bill 82

    Mississippi Prison Industries; require to pay inmates federal minimum wage for inmate labor.

  • House Bill 83

    Corrections; authorize to administer the "Halfway House Grant Program."

  • House Bill 84

    Earned time allowance; revise which offenders are eligible for.

  • House Bill 91

    Breast-feeding; revise and strengthen statues supporting and promoting.

  • House Bill 92

    Personal care homes; require licensure and regulation of those providing living arrangements for one or more persons.

  • House Bill 94

    Disabled person's vehicle tag; remove requirement for physician's certification for annual renewal.

  • House Bill 95

    Country of Origin Labels; clarify labeling of covered commodities.

  • House Bill 137

    Fuel taxes; allocate a portion to the City of Jackson to defray costs incurred as a result of being the seat of state government.

  • House Bill 177

    Oxycontin pills; limit RX to 75 pills per RX unless patient is hospitalized or in nursing home.

  • House Bill 178

    Drug overdose; authorize cities and counties to utilize naloxone to reverse.

  • House Bill 282

    Scholastic year; increase number of days for schools with an accountability rating of "D" or "F."

  • House Bill 283

    Exceptional children; require school districts to develop policy for the discipline of.

  • House Bill 303

    Election; require Secretary of State to authorize early voting for overseas military.

  • House Bill 721

    Public schools; clarify authority of local law enforcement agencies to prevent and investigate crimes on the property of.

  • House Bill 728

    Law enforcement; require pursuit policy of alleged crime perpetrator.

  • House Bill 729

    Crimes; create for unauthorized use of minor's name and social security number as dependent on income tax return.

  • House Bill 730

    Crime; create for accidents caused by drivers of stolen vehicles.

  • House Bill 731

    Firearms; revise limits placed on counties and municipalities to regulate.

  • House Bill 775

    Judges; provide additional judge for Seventh Circuit Court District.

  • House Bill 777

    Chancellor; provide one additional for the Tenth Chancery Court District.

  • House Bill 778

    Victim Assistance Coordinator; authorize one additional for Seventh Circuit Court District.

  • House Bill 779

    Circuit Judges; add to the Seventh Circuit Court District.

  • House Bill 780

    Circuit Court Districts; authorize an additional district attorney and criminal investigator for the 7th.

  • House Bill 783

    Chancery court; authorize to have certain persons to be committed to a mental facility.

  • House Bill 784

    Marriage license; require previously married applicant to provide certified copy of divorce or annulment when applying for.

  • House Bill 785

    Arbitration clause; considered nonbinding in certain contracts.

  • House Bill 786

    Jury consultants; prohibit contact with certain jurors.

  • House Bill 787

    Contracts; require to be written in large print.

  • House Bill 788

    Municipal courts; prohibit requirement that individuals have a photo I.D. to enter into such courts.

  • House Bill 789

    Courts; prohibit from requiring identification.

  • House Bill 1005

    Automated consumer electronic device purchasing machines; prohibit in the state.

  • House Bill 1006

    Life insurance; authorize funeral services provider to obtain certain information regarding a deceased's.

  • House Bill 1045

    Boards of education; require those in districts having a mayor-council form of government to be elected.

  • House Bill 1055

    Life insurance; authorize funeral services provider to obtain certain info within two business days.

  • House Bill 1087

    Legal holiday; celebrate last Monday of April as Confederate Memorial Day and Civil Rights Memorial Day.

  • House Bill 1094

    Hospitals; require to examine persons at ER with sickle cell disease symptoms within four hours after admission.

  • House Bill 1095

    Funeral services; require payment for before body may be transferred from one funeral home to another.

  • House Bill 1096

    Funeral home and chapel; prohibit Board of Funeral Service from regulating size of.

  • House Bill 1121

    DOC's evaluation of requests for proposals for canteen services; require interested third parties to have reasonable prices for services.

  • House Bill 1254

    Jackson Metropolitan Area Airport Authority; repeal.

  • House Bill 1262

    Chancery clerk; require to remove social security numbers from land transfer deeds.

  • House Bill 1272

    State flag; change the design of.

  • House Bill 1372

    Religious Freedom Act; repeal along with Protecting Freedom of conscience from Government Discrimination Act.

  • House Bill 1539

    Appropriation; City of Jackson for police coverage and traffic control at state-sponsored events.

  • House Bill 1649

    Bonds; authorize issuance for repair and renovation of Rose E. McCoy Auditorium at Jackson State University.

  • House Bill 1652

    Bonds; authorize issuance for repair and renovation of College of Education and Human Development at Jackson State University.

  • House Bill 1657

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Jackson with removal and demolition of certain dilapidated and blighted properties.

  • House Bill 1658

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of building for School of Public Health at Jackson State University.

  • House Bill 1666

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds to assist JSU with Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Program.

  • House Bill 1667

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds for improvements to Jackson Zoo.

  • House Bill 1700

    Fire protection districts; prohibit boards of supervisors from taxing real properties annexed by municipalities.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 14
Vetoed · 1
Passed the House · 2
  • House Bill 162

    Mississippi Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act; create to provide flexible spending accounts for individuals with disabilities.

  • House Bill 1492

    Appropriation; Attorney General.

In committee · 7
  • House Bill 656

    Child care; DHS transfer to CCDF $40 million of unspent TANF funds from prior fiscal year.

  • House Bill 819

    Women's Economic Security Act; create.

  • House Bill 1222

    Secretary of State; authorize to distribute funds from Land Records Maintenance Fund to City of Jackson.

  • House Bill 1302

    State lottery; require gaming commission to establish and proceeds toward low-income pre-k collaborative and workforce training.

  • House Bill 1401

    Vagrancy; repeal statutes relating to crime of.

  • House Bill 1617

    Income tax; authorize credit for certain child care expenses, child care centers and child care center teachers and directors.

  • House Bill 1722

    Gas severance tax; include carbon dioxide within definition of term "gas" and revise certain exemptions.