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Deborah Butler Dixon

Bills in the 2012 Regular Session, House.

All of Deborah Butler Dixon's terms

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Out of committee2

  • House Bill 349

    Dept. of Education; require to conduct annual legislative and board update information sessions in each school district.

  • House Bill 737

    Youth found to be in possession of drugs, certain; require to attend drug court program.

In committee61

  • House Bill 333

    Surveillance cameras; authorize in classrooms and other areas of alternative schools.

  • House Bill 334

    School holidays; require all public schools to close in observance of state and federal legal holidays.

  • House Bill 335

    Parent School Review Board; create to review school procedures on placement of students in alternative schools.

  • House Bill 336

    Substitute teachers; establish minimum qualifications for employment and establish pay scale.

  • House Bill 337

    End-of-course subject area tests; prohibit mandatory passing scores as requirement for graduation.

  • House Bill 338

    Universities; require to admit students graduating in top ten percent of graduating high school class in Mississippi.

  • House Bill 339

    School district employees; prohibit school districts from using staffing companies for hiring district employees.

  • House Bill 340

    School districts; require audit of all local, state and federal funds expended by.

  • House Bill 341

    Assistant teachers; establish pay scale based on educational attainment and increase salaries.

  • House Bill 342

    Pledge of Allegiance; require to be recited daily in public schools.

  • House Bill 343

    Prayer in schools; authorize teachers or school administrators to open day with or observe moment of silence.

  • House Bill 344

    Specialized charter school; establish for exceptional children in each school district.

  • House Bill 345

    Public schools; require student wellness be included as an individual educational component in public school curriculum.

  • House Bill 346

    No Child Left Behind; require the State Dept. of Ed. to submit request for waiving specific requirements of.

  • House Bill 347

    DHS; prohibit removal of students from school without first giving notice of removal to parents.

  • House Bill 348

    Christian perspective; include as an elective educational component in public school curriculum.

  • House Bill 350

    School buses; require school districts to equip with seat belts and purchase those with seatbelts after July 1, 2012.

  • House Bill 352

    Public schools; reorganize and separate students by appropriate age and grade classifications.

  • House Bill 357

    Public dress code; create offense regarding clothing that exposes underwear or body parts.

  • House Bill 426

    Public schools; authorize use of wooden paddle as an acceptable form of corporal punishment.

  • House Bill 713

    Governmental entity; create exception for liability against when a law enforcement officer shoots a person in back.

  • House Bill 735

    State Medical Examiner; require to be a resident of Mississippi.

  • House Bill 736

    Law enforcement officers; prohibit from carrying service weapon while off duty.

  • House Bill 738

    Law enforcement officers Zero Tolerance Drug Law; require random testing.

  • House Bill 739

    Courts; require to electronically record proceedings.

  • House Bill 740

    Capital murder; include shooting an unarmed person in the back.

  • House Bill 741

    MS Bureau of Investigation; authorize to investigate law enforcement personnel placed on administrative leave.

  • House Bill 742

    Criminal prosecutions; victim or relative may hire own attorney to participate in.

  • House Bill 765

    Law enforcement officers and legal professionals; prohibit from committing certain acts of indiscretion and provide penalty for violations.

  • House Bill 770

    Manslaughter; require case to be tried on individual merits.

  • House Bill 771

    Medical malpractice; remove statute of limitations.

  • House Bill 772

    Law enforcement review board; require each municipality to create.

  • House Bill 775

    Law enforcement; require record keeping of out-of-state homicides.

  • House Bill 787

    Vehicle searches; prohibit without physical or visual evidence of violation of law.

  • House Bill 788

    Law enforcement officers; require periodic drug tests by outside company.

  • House Bill 827

    Law enforcement officers; prohibit from using weapons, radio devices or motor vehicles owned by government entities except for official business.

  • House Bill 837

    Law enforcement officers; revise various laws regarding.

  • House Bill 932

    Student dress code; require local school districts to adopt and enforce policies relating to.

  • House Bill 933

    Special Needs Charter School; establish for exceptional children in each school district.

  • House Bill 934

    Charter schools; create new process for establishing.

  • House Bill 935

    Home economics; require to be included in the curriculum as an elective in each school district for Grades 7-12.

  • House Bill 999

    Autopsy; consent must be obtained from deceased's relative before being performed.

  • House Bill 1000

    Drug statutes; revise actual time served.

  • House Bill 1001

    Law enforcement, certain; require one year of administrative work before a service weapon may be carried.

  • House Bill 1002

    Public Schools; require surveillance video in each classroom and certain other areas of the school facility.

  • House Bill 1003

    Smoke-Free Air Act of 2012; enact.

  • House Bill 1004

    Drug testing; require when law enforcement officer kills a person.

  • House Bill 1005

    Police officers; require to wear cameras on uniforms while on patrol.

  • House Bill 1006

    Surgical procedures; require recording of with video device and maintained for four years.

  • House Bill 1007

    Right to appeal; include in Victims' Bill of Rights.

  • House Bill 1008

    Sentencing; create standard for felonies.

  • House Bill 1009

    Intensive supervision program fees; remove requirement that offenders pay.

  • House Bill 1010

    Juries; prohibit friends and family of victim or defendant from serving.

  • House Bill 1386

    Licensed cosmetologists; require random site visits for inspections by State Board of Cosmetology employees.

  • House Bill 1457

    Plea deals; prohibit district attorneys from entering into.

  • House Bill 1470

    Cosmetologists; revise various provisions relating to.

  • House Bill 1471

    Bail bond; create standard.

  • House Bill 1474

    Law enforcement; require administrative leave while officer is investigated for community crime against person.

  • House Bill 1485

    Tasers; prohibit use by law enforcement.

  • House Bill 1487

    Crime victims; authorize to employ private attorney to prosecute case as alternative to DA's office.

  • House Bill 1489

    Law enforcement officers; prohibit certain actions in government vehicle.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 21
  • House Bill 582

    Sales tax; exempt sales of utilities to churches.

  • House Bill 696

    Student grades; prohibit certain school administrators and district employees from influencing a change in.

  • House Bill 707

    School Start Date Act of 2012; enact to restrict the start of a new academic year.

  • House Bill 960

    Blind Persons' Literacy Rights and Education Act; revise.

  • House Bill 1031

    MS Dyslexia Therapy Scholarship for Students with Dyslexia Program; create to provide dyslexic students with school choice.

  • House Bill 1032

    Mississippi Dyslexia Education Scholarship Program; create.

  • House Bill 1268

    Adoption; revise various statutes relating to.

  • House Bill 1405

    IEP meetings; authorize parents to record or opt to have school districts provide written record or recording.

  • House Bill 1450

    Technology services; require Mississippi Department of Technology Services to consolidate those used by state agencies.

  • House Bill 1519

    Income tax; certain corporate distributions tax free if they are part of a transaction that qualifies under Section 355, Internal Rev. Code.

  • House Bill 1537

    Mississippi Health Care Industry Zone Act; create and provide certain tax incentives for qualified businesses located in.

  • House Bill 1572

    Appropriation; Athletic Commission.

  • House Bill 1587

    Appropriation; Attorney General.

  • House Bill 1588

    Appropriation; Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and trial judges services.

  • House Bill 1593

    Appropriation; Education, Department of.

  • House Bill 1599

    Appropriation; Medicaid, Division of.

  • House Bill 1614

    Appropriation; Human Services, Department of.

  • House Bill 1615

    Appropriation; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, Department of.

  • House Bill 1616

    Appropriation; Environmental Quality, Department of.

  • House Bill 1619

    Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services, Department of.

  • House Bill 1653

    Hinds county; grant certain authority to Hinds County Human Resource Agency.

Passed the House · 19
  • House Bill 17

    Vulnerable persons; revise law.

  • House Bill 536

    Income tax; increase credit for ad valorem tax paid on inventory.

  • House Bill 638

    Religious Viewpoints Antidiscrimination Act/Schoolchildren's Religious Liberties Act; create.

  • House Bill 727

    School Textbook Fund; clarify purposes for which funds may be used.

  • House Bill 790

    Mifepristone abortion; provide for laws regulating.

  • House Bill 812

    Mississippi Military Family Relief Fund; authorize grants to families incurring loss in disaster area.

  • House Bill 838

    Central School District Shared Services Office System; require each county to establish implementation schedule.

  • House Bill 971

    Income tax; authorize a credit for portion of costs paid by a business enterprise to expand and relocate employees to this state.

  • House Bill 1152

    Conversion charter school; require transitional year for conversion of certain chronically under-performing schools.

  • House Bill 1207

    School accreditation; authorize State Board of Education to withdraw for districts violating accreditation standards.

  • House Bill 1209

    Dual enrollment/credit; clarify requirements for high school students.

  • House Bill 1230

    Office of Dropout Prevention; clarify responsibility of.

  • House Bill 1382

    Dogs that can detect diabetes; permit school boards and certain governing authorities to authorize use of in schools.

  • House Bill 1508

    Eligibility of children in certain licensed residential facilities to receive federal education funds; provide.

  • House Bill 1520

    Headquarters sales tax and job tax credit; revise number of jobs necessary to qualify for.

  • House Bill 1531

    College Private Research Incentive Act; create.

  • House Bill 1538

    Franchise and sales tax exemption; MDA may grant to businesses that receive funds from the Industry Incentive Financing Revolving Fund.

  • House Bill 1620

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of school supplies during the last weekend in July.

  • House Bill 1631

    Bonds; authorize for various economic development programs and for other purposes.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 160

    Crime Victims Bill of Rights; victim has right to receive copy of initial incident report.

  • House Bill 689

    Court reporters; regulate procedures related to the recording of legal proceedings.

In committee · 6
  • House Bill 351

    Gaming; create state lottery to fund higher education after statewide election on issue.

  • House Bill 355

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds to assist Hinds County in construction of the Byram-Clinton Parkway Project.

  • House Bill 1549

    MS Health Care Industry Zone Act; create and provide certain tax incentives for qualified businesses located in.

  • House Bill 1621

    Appropriation; Health Department for support of Breast and Cervical Cancer Program.

  • House Bill 1623

    Appropriation; Commission on the Status of Women.

  • House Bill 1646

    Income tax; authorize a credit for taxpayers that employ persons convicted of felony offenses.