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Tyler McCaughn

Bills in the 2020 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Tyler McCaughn's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 2195

    Memorial highway; designate certain segment of Mississippi Highway 15 in Newton County for Judge Marcus D. Gordon.

  • Senate Bill 2469

    Corrections; senior status judge may authorize parole eligibility for nonviolent offender.

Passed the Senate1

  • Senate Bill 2394

    Revised Mississippi Law on Notarial Acts; create and repeal existing statutes on notaries public.

In committee8

  • Senate Bill 2192

    Urine; create the crime of selling or tampering with urine.

  • Senate Bill 2298

    Tax sales; create study committee to study solutions to unmerchantable and uninsurable titles resulting from.

  • Senate Bill 2316

    Sales tax; exempt sales of poultry products to tax-exempt charities operating food banks, food pantries or food lines.

  • Senate Bill 2380

    Divorce; either or both parties may be determined an injured party.

  • Senate Bill 2423

    Subdivision plats; revise effectiveness.

  • Senate Bill 2615

    Certificate of Need; direct issue to City of Newton for adult psychiatric beds.

  • Senate Bill 2703

    Corrections; to revise the penalty for possession of cell phones or its components and/or accessories in county jails and prisons.

  • Senate Bill 2741

    Nonadjudication; revise courts' authority.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 10
Passed the Senate · 7
  • Senate Bill 2001

    Teachers' salaries; provide for increase.

  • Senate Bill 2403

    Veterans; create the Mississippi Veterans Honor Medal Program.

  • Senate Bill 2513

    Livestock on highways; delete burden on owner of livestock to prove lack of negligence in an action for damages.

  • Senate Bill 2523

    Law enforcement officers and firefighters; increase the death benefits payable to.

  • Senate Bill 2633

    Driver's licenses; revise various laws regarding.

  • Senate Bill 2715

    Highways; require Dept. of Transportation to erect signs directing motorists to Lynyrd Skynyrd Monument in Pike County.

  • Senate Bill 2925

    Local governmental entities and school districts; authorize grant of admin leave with pay in certain disasters or emergencies.

Out of committee · 1
In committee · 3
  • Senate Bill 2219

    Hunting on streets and railroads; clarify prohibition on.

  • Senate Bill 2284

    Mandatory K-12 computer science curriculum; require State Department of Education to implement.

  • Senate Bill 2659

    Law enforcements officers; clarify that certification is regulated by the Board on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Training.