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Jansen Owen

Bills in the 2024 Regular Session, House.

All of Jansen Owen's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 1343

    Scrivener's affidavit; revise authority for attorney who submitted but are now retired.

Passed the House8

  • House Bill 73

    School attendance officers; transfer responsibility of employment from MDE to local school districts.

  • House Bill 286

    Sexual Battery; remove statute of limitations when DNA evidence is discovered.

  • House Bill 867

    Student transfers; remove requirement for current district of attendance to approve release.

  • House Bill 1390

    Grand jury; clarify procedures for recusal of district attorney.

  • House Bill 1454

    Conditions for parole eligibility; extend date of repeal on.

  • House Bill 1455

    Work initiative; remove cap on number of inmates who may participate in and revise certain reporting requirements for.

  • House Bill 1459

    MS Uniform Post-Conviction Collateral Relief Act; bring forward.

  • House Bill 1683

    MS Charter School Act of 2013; bring forward for purposes of possible amendments.

Out of committee2

  • House Bill 1342

    Controlled substances; bring forward sections for unlawful possession of.

  • House Bill 1458

    Lower Pearl River Restoration Trust Fund; authorize monies in the fund to be used to hire administrator for.

In committee9

  • House Bill 220

    Sales tax; exempt sales of certain equipment and items to volunteer fire departments.

  • House Bill 289

    Sexual battery; remove the statute of limitation for the crime of.

  • House Bill 327

    School board members; require all to be elected for term of four years at the statewide general election or presidential election.

  • House Bill 1391

    Textbooks; revise provisions related to adoption and procurement of by school districts and the inclusion of open resource material.

  • House Bill 1456

    Sales tax; reduce rate on retail sales of certain food.

  • House Bill 1457

    Right to counsel; authorize State Defender to provide where there is a constitutional right.

  • House Bill 1528

    Absentee voting; revise various provisions of.

  • House Bill 1651

    Law Enforcement Supplemental Pay Program; create.

  • House Bill 1769

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of certain food.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 4
  • House Bill 124

    Tuskegee Airmen Day; designate the fourth Thursday in March.

  • House Bill 1088

    Circuit courts; authorize jurisdiction for persons with criminal charges who may need civil commitment procedures.

  • House Bill 1210

    The Dr. Elton Mac Huddleston Rural Veterinarians Scholarship Program; establish.

  • House Bill 4130

    "Mississippi Student Funding Formula"; create to provide funding mechanism for public schools.

Passed the House · 2
  • House Bill 1284

    Mississippi Foreign Land Ownership Act; create to prohibit acquisition of forestry and agricultural lands.

  • House Bill 1453

    "Investing in the Needs of Students to Prioritize, Impact and Reform Education (INSPIRE) Act of 2024"; create.

Out of committee · 1
  • House Bill 1351

    Child placed in foster care; clarify that youth court must be consulted before placement is revised.

In committee · 8
  • House Bill 370

    Hunting and fishing; reduce license fees for certain disabled veterans.

  • House Bill 492

    Electronic notary; clarify authority of the Secretary of State to regulate.

  • House Bill 500

    Appropriation; Progress Community Water Association for costs of an automated water meter.

  • House Bill 721

    Distinctive motor vehicle license tag; authorize issuance to supporters of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

  • House Bill 937

    Residential builders and remodelers; revise license examination for certain license applicants.

  • House Bill 1084

    Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property and services to churches.

  • House Bill 1381

    Licensure; revise reciprocity requirements for out-of-state attorneys.

  • House Bill 1472

    Historical monuments; counties and municipalities fined $10,000 per month for certain violations regarding.