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John G. Faulkner

Bills in the 2014 Regular Session, House.

All of John G. Faulkner's terms

Co-sponsored

Became law · 6
  • House Bill 432

    CPR/AED; require to be taught as instructional component for physical education in Grades 9-12.

  • House Bill 974

    Transportation of students; authorize school boards to authorize use of providing alternative to school bus for certain agriculture related events.

  • House Bill 1041

    Memorial highways; designate segment in Clay County as the "Representative David Gibbs Memorial Highway".

  • House Bill 1185

    Municipal judges; revise maximum number for certain municipalities.

  • House Bill 1187

    Juvenile Detention and Alternatives Task Force; extend repealer on.

  • House Bill 1433

    Law Enforcement Officers Death/Disability Benefits Trust Fund; expand coverage to include emergency management personnel & increase benefit.

Passed the House · 9
  • House Bill 127

    Mississippi Main Street Investment Act; create.

  • House Bill 137

    Appropriation; IHL for funding Mississippi Dyslexia Education Scholarship Program.

  • House Bill 972

    Public colleges and universities; require to develop a plan for addressing unintended pregnancy.

  • House Bill 1033

    Domestic violence; revise.

  • House Bill 1111

    Transportation; create consortium to study infrastructure of and impact on economy.

  • House Bill 1154

    Municipalities; revise authority to clean menaced property.

  • House Bill 1407

    Gale Stauffer, Jr. and Joseph Maher Law Enforcement Act of 2014; create.

  • House Bill 1412

    Teacher Education Alternate Route Certification Scholars Program; establish.

  • House Bill 1567

    Jackson State University Stadium Fund; create and impose a tax on activities and events held at the stadium to fund.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 1091

    Mississippi Juvenile Detention Reform Act of 2014; create.

  • House Bill 1188

    Juvenile Detention Facilities Monitoring Unit; establish under Attorney General's Office instead of DPS.

In committee · 35
  • House Bill 431

    School guidance counselors; establish pilot program in certain school districts with high incidences of teen pregnancy or school violence.

  • House Bill 807

    Assistant teachers; require school districts to notify of nonreemployment within 10 days after adoption of budget.

  • House Bill 808

    Controlled substances; revise penalty for possession of small amount of certain.

  • House Bill 1055

    Expunction; revise.

  • House Bill 1056

    Drug courts; revise participation requirements.

  • House Bill 1064

    Child Care Payment System; prohibit DHS from using payment system that records time and attendance through certain methods.

  • House Bill 1067

    Medicaid; expand eligibility under federal health care reform law.

  • House Bill 1092

    Sex offender propensity; chancery court may order custody in mental health facility.

  • House Bill 1093

    Judges; provide additional judge for Seventh Circuit Court District.

  • House Bill 1101

    Contracts; require to be written in large print.

  • House Bill 1103

    Arbitration clause; considered nonbinding in certain contracts.

  • House Bill 1104

    Jury consultants; prohibit contact with potential jurors.

  • House Bill 1105

    Handicapped parking; delete requirement for physician's certification annually upon renewing special tag.

  • House Bill 1107

    Mississippi Affordable Housing Opportunity Fund; establish and authorize Mississippi Home Corporation to administer.

  • House Bill 1110

    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 1117

    Gaming; create state lottery to fund state road improvements.

  • House Bill 1118

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

  • House Bill 1125

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

  • House Bill 1134

    Compulsory School Attendance Law; rename as the "RoseMary Hayes Williams Kindergarten Act" and lower compulsory age to 5 years.

  • House Bill 1138

    Exceptional children; require school districts to develop policy for disciplining.

  • House Bill 1139

    Board of Education; require those in district having a mayor-council form of government to be elected.

  • House Bill 1143

    Personal care homes; require licensure and regulation if they provide living arrangements for one or more persons.

  • House Bill 1169

    Mortgages; establish alternative foreclosure procedures giving borrowers a chance to modify their loans first.

  • House Bill 1181

    Law enforcement; require pursuit policy of alleged crime perpetrator.

  • House Bill 1182

    Marriage license; previously married applicant must provide certified copy of divorce or annulment.

  • House Bill 1183

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

  • House Bill 1184

    Individual driving a stolen vehicle causing an accident; provide penalty for.

  • House Bill 1186

    Child care licensing law; exempt certain summer day camps from licensure under.

  • House Bill 1212

    State employees; provide for increase in annual compensation for those with annual salary under $50,000.00.

  • House Bill 1223

    Appropriations, additional; Administrative Office of Courts to restore full funding of drug courts.

  • House Bill 1267

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

  • House Bill 1340

    Returning Veterans of Foreign Conflict Task Force; create.

  • House Bill 1426

    Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters Death Benefits Fund; increase benefit and funding for.

  • House Bill 1554

    Gas severance tax; include carbon dioxide within definition of gas and remove certain exemptions.

  • House Bill 1651

    Marshall County; authorize contributions to certain charitable organizations.