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Sam C. Mims, V

Bills in the 2008 Regular Session, House.

All of Sam C. Mims, V's terms

Sponsored

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 473

    Mental treatment; revise who is required to make commitment exam and time to complete exam.

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 367

    Judges; provide additional chancellor for the Fourth Chancery Court District.

In committee26

  • House Bill 224

    Sex offenders; revise areas where they may reside.

  • House Bill 234

    Sales tax; revise definition of "gross proceeds of sales" to exclude rebates given on motor vehicle purchases.

  • House Bill 235

    Motor vehicle license tag; reauthorize issuance of distinctive tag for community/junior colleges.

  • House Bill 236

    Income tax; a relative 65 or older, who resides with taxpayer and whose income is $10,000.00 or less, is a dependent.

  • House Bill 237

    Sales tax; exempt sales of nonperishable food items to certain charitable organizations.

  • House Bill 251

    Real estate; allow covenants to prohibit sale or lease of property to registered sex offenders.

  • House Bill 300

    Bonds; authorize issuance for grants to counties/municipalities for improvements to livestock facilities.

  • House Bill 309

    Damages; cap noneconomic damages at $500,000.00 in all civil actions.

  • House Bill 310

    Sales tax; authorize exemption for retail sales of certain clothing, computers and other supplies during the first weekend in August.

  • House Bill 311

    Sex offenders; allow evidence of past sex offenses in court proceedings.

  • House Bill 351

    Junkyards; expand record keeping and reporting requirements for vehicles and vehicle parts purchased.

  • House Bill 352

    Public benefits; agencies administering programs for must verify lawful presence in U.S. of applicants for.

  • House Bill 408

    Elections; persons convicted of a felony may not vote.

  • House Bill 414

    Sex offenders; assess fee to notify public of release and location.

  • House Bill 469

    Child custody and visitation; provide procedure during military deployment.

  • House Bill 481

    Bad check law; revise.

  • House Bill 568

    Restitution ordered in youth court; require to be paid within 90 days of the commital of a delinquent act.

  • House Bill 820

    Tinted motor vehicle windows; provide tolerance above minimum requirements of light transmittance percentage.

  • House Bill 821

    Beer and light wine; revise penalty authorized for selling to persons under the age of 21.

  • House Bill 868

    Law enforcement officers; provide that not required to use personal or major medical leave when wounded.

  • House Bill 933

    Pawn shops; require monthly disclosure of pawned items to law enforcement.

  • House Bill 939

    Marijuana; revise penalty for possession on or near school property.

  • House Bill 1414

    Motor vehicle dealers; relieve from liability for injury or damages resulting from vehicle loaned to tax exempt organization.

  • House Bill 1481

    Income tax; conform state law to federal for certain depreciation allowed as deduction under Gulf Opportunity Zone Act of 2005.

  • House Bill 1625

    Income tax; increase credit authorized for payment of ad valorem taxes on products, goods and merchandise held for resale.

  • House Bill 1647

    Bonds; authorize issuance for completion of the Natchez Trails Project.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 5
  • 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.

  • House Bill 1644

    City of McComb; authorize to establish additional annual payment to retired firemen and policemen.

Passed the House · 2
  • House Bill 1686

    City of Natchez; authorize to execute/modify certain riverfront property leases.

  • House Bill 1701

    City of Natchez; authorize a tax on occupied hotel and motel rooms.

In committee · 15
  • House Bill 278

    Distinctive license tag; Silver Star recipient exempt from payment of additional fee, privilege taxes and ad valorem taxes.

  • House Bill 539

    State law enforcement officers; establish separate retirement system for.

  • House Bill 714

    Elections; make various revisions to the state election law.

  • House Bill 731

    Sales tax; authorize exemption for retail sales of certain articles of clothing during the first weekend in August.

  • House Bill 758

    Budget; state budget requests, recommendations and appropriations shall be based on zero-based budgeting principles.

  • House Bill 949

    Mississippi Taxpayer and Employment Act of 2008; establish.

  • House Bill 1124

    Crimes; felony for illegal alien to possess firearm and enhanced penalty for illegal alien to commit crime with firearm.

  • House Bill 1125

    Metal theft; clarify offense.

  • House Bill 1127

    Government-issued photo identification for which proof of citizenship is required; provide before voting in person or by absentee.

  • House Bill 1194

    State officers and agencies; authorize to appoint or employ special counsel and provide requirements.

  • House Bill 1315

    Open Lawyer Fees Act; create.

  • House Bill 1316

    Mississippi Employment Protection Act; create with INS curriculum for Mississippi Highway Patrol.

  • House Bill 1505

    Bonds; authorize issuance of state general obligation bonds for constructing a new spillway at Lake Mary in Wilkinson County.

  • House Bill 1653

    Appropriation; Mississippi Department of Transportation fund certain gaming road projects in Natchez.

  • House Bill 1655

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of McComb in constructing wastewater treatment facilities.