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Bill Kinkade

Bills in the 2016 Regular Session, House.

All of Bill Kinkade's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • House Bill 107

    Parole board; authorize to revoke parole and impose remaining time if parolee committs a felony or absconds supervision.

  • House Bill 1753

    Marshall County; authorize contributions to Headstart.

Passed the House2

  • House Bill 106

    Offenders on post release supervision; strike reference that an arrest is a technical violation.

  • House Bill 248

    State vehicles; authorize DOC commissioner use of specified unmarked vehicles to prevent hindrance of official investigations.

In committee21

  • House Bill 17

    County vehicles and road equipment; authorize boards of supervisors to allow use between county departments.

  • House Bill 18

    Proclamation of a local emergency; allow boards of supervisors to authorize certain county officials to declare.

  • House Bill 19

    Governing authorities of counties and cities; authorize to recover actual costs of enforcing ordinance, zoning law or regulation.

  • House Bill 20

    Governing authorities of counties and cities; authorize to adopt rules that provide authority to prepay certain expenses.

  • House Bill 108

    Offender who absconds supervision; provide period of parole shall not toll and shall not reduce period of parole supervision.

  • House Bill 249

    Sex offenders who have committed a registration violation; revise time period that such offenders must be electronically monitored by DOC.

  • House Bill 250

    Conditions for release of parole-eligible inmates without hearing; make applicable for inmates convicted on or after July 1, 2014.

  • House Bill 299

    Data monitoring and alert system for sex offenders who fail to register; provide certain revisions to.

  • House Bill 304

    Offenders convicted of a crime of violence; strike reference that such offenders are eligible for parole.

  • House Bill 305

    Case plan for parole-eligible inmates; require only for inmates convicted on or after July 1, 2014.

  • House Bill 306

    Emergency leave for certain offenders due to death/sickness in family; provide DOC with discretion in determining if security escort is needed for.

  • House Bill 341

    Retirement; persons convicted of certain felonies shall have benefits suspended until full restitution has been made.

  • House Bill 428

    Ad valorem tax; remove the provision that prescribes the manner in which affordable rental housing must be appraised.

  • House Bill 875

    Radar detectors for sheriffs' departments; allow each county board of supervisors to determine implementation of.

  • House Bill 1075

    Taxes collected for community colleges; require Dept. of Revenue to settle with colleges rather than county clerks.

  • House Bill 1282

    "Drones Prohibition Near or Above State and Private Correctional Facilities Act;" create.

  • House Bill 1356

    County Court administrator; require counties to pay directly.

  • House Bill 1365

    DUI; reform.

  • House Bill 1367

    DUI informational reform task force; create.

  • House Bill 1499

    State Personnel Board procedures; extend period for one year that Department of Corrections is exempt from.

  • House Bill 1713

    Appropriation; Office of Capital Post-Conviction Counsel for representing all post-capital conviction appeals.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 10
  • House Bill 114

    State buildings; rename the PERS building as the "Timothy Alan (Tim) Ford Building."

  • House Bill 786

    "Mississippi Church Protection Act"; create.

  • House Bill 918

    Memorial highway ; designate segment of Mississippi Highway 182 in the City of Columbus as the "Rep. Esther M. Harrison Memorial Highway."

  • House Bill 1637

    Appropriation; Capital Post-Conviction Counsel, Office of.

  • House Bill 1640

    Appropriation; Fire Academy.

  • House Bill 1647

    Appropriation; Archives and History, Department of.

  • House Bill 1654

    Appropriation; Forestry Commission.

  • House Bill 1758

    Alcorn, Benton, Marshall, Prentiss, Tippah, Tishomingo Counties; authorize contribution to Northest MS Community Services, Inc.

  • House Bill 1773

    DeSoto County; authorize regional utility authority to acquire credit card and sell surplus property.

  • House Bill 1778

    Marshall County; authorize contributions to certain 501(c)(3) organizations that operate food pantries.

Passed the House · 7
In committee · 12
  • House Bill 291

    Traffic signal lights; direct MDOT to install and operate at certain intersection in DeSoto County.

  • House Bill 292

    Mississippi Highway 305; expedite construction of segment in DeSoto County to five lanes.

  • House Bill 647

    Bench warrants; provide that failure to appear in municipal court shall be a misdemeanor.

  • House Bill 720

    Homeowners' associations; regulate the formation and legal administration of.

  • House Bill 771

    Firearms; prohibit special taxation by cities and counties.

  • House Bill 939

    Vaccinations; allow exemption from requirement for school attendance based on religious or philosophical beliefs.

  • House Bill 1073

    Community colleges; county taxes collected for shall be transmitted directly to instead of to chancery clerk.

  • House Bill 1134

    Weight tolerance; authorize for vehicles hauling animal feed to a farm.

  • House Bill 1143

    Mississippi On-Farm Sales & Food Freedom Act; enact to provide greater autonomy to private producers of agricultural or farm products.

  • House Bill 1352

    Firearms; remove license requirement to carry concealed in a holster on a person's body.

  • House Bill 1364

    DUI; revise third conviction penalties.

  • House Bill 1541

    State and United States flag; require state universities to display when in session.