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Sara R. Thomas

Bills in the 2010 Regular Session, House.

All of Sara R. Thomas's terms

Co-sponsored

Became law · 4
  • House Bill 640

    Vulnerable Adults Act; change references from "vulnerable adults" to "vulnerable persons."

  • House Bill 1070

    Hunting; provide a hunting season for children.

  • House Bill 1119

    Mississippi Highway 161; designate certain segment as "Dr. Aaron E. Henry Memorial Highway."

  • House Bill 1456

    County medical examiners; require to be certified in forensic pathology and be on DPS-approved list.

Passed the House · 8
  • House Bill 730

    Willie E. "Rat" McGowan, Sr.; name Alcorn State University Baseball Park in honor of.

  • House Bill 738

    Mental health; modernize terminology used to refer to persons with mental retardation.

  • House Bill 837

    Sex education; require local school board to adopt a policy to implement abstinence-only or abstinence-plus education into curriculum.

  • House Bill 842

    Mississippi Development Authority; require to conduct review of infrastructures in counties with high rates of poverty.

  • House Bill 935

    Public Service Commission; may transfer portion of certificated area to adjacent utility upon certain findings.

  • House Bill 1468

    Drug court; court having jurisdiction has final determination about participation in.

  • House Bill 1473

    Drug courts; revise participation requirements.

  • House Bill 1475

    Youth court judges; authorize to require certain parents of youth before the court to take parenting classes.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 466

    Tourism; authorize state bond issuance to promote state heritage, history and culture and other various tourism purposes.

  • House Bill 940

    National Popular Vote; authorize Mississippi to enter an agreement among the states to elect President by.

In committee · 22
  • House Bill 548

    Vulnerable Adults Act; revise definition of "vulnerable adult" to include minors 10 years old and younger and revise certain penalties.

  • House Bill 643

    Crimes; create offense of sexting.

  • House Bill 1211

    Universities and colleges; provide conditions on charging monetary penalty for cell phone interruptions.

  • House Bill 1212

    Municipal police pursuits; require policies to limit into other municipal jurisdictions by more than one mile.

  • House Bill 1214

    Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Day; designate as day of commemoration, not legal holiday.

  • House Bill 1254

    Department of Corrections; require mental evaluation of convicted sex offender for offender to become eligible for parole.

  • House Bill 1256

    Restaurants; require those with drive-up windows to display health department inspection report at the window.

  • House Bill 1401

    Municipal temporary executive committee; shall give 30 days notice of meeting to select committee.

  • House Bill 1413

    Jury consultants; prohibit contact with potential jurors.

  • House Bill 1414

    Justice court; specify dates to hear motions.

  • House Bill 1415

    Cell phones; courts may not restrict use in circuit or chancery clerk's office.

  • House Bill 1416

    Municipal clerk (deputy registrar); authorize to receive municipal election commissioner's service of process.

  • House Bill 1417

    Eyeglasses; allow dispensing facility to fit and dispense without a current prescription under certain circumstances.

  • House Bill 1419

    Civil Rights Martyrs Memorial Day; designate legal holiday for.

  • House Bill 1469

    Judge; require felony conviction orders to inform as to status as a qualified elector.

  • House Bill 1470

    Graduate degree teacher incentive loans; establish for teachers agreeing to teach in public schools or IHLs.

  • House Bill 1472

    School curriculum; authorize financial literacy curriculum in high schools.

  • House Bill 1476

    Motor vehicles; provide certain regulations for selling untitled vehicles for parts.

  • House Bill 1477

    Attorneys in Legislature; provide additional CLE hours during extended session.

  • House Bill 1478

    Public property; allow certain elected state officials to retain their office chair at the time of leaving office.

  • House Bill 1509

    Bonds for contractors; cannot be from company in which contractor or spouse has financial interest.

  • House Bill 1510

    Private jails and restitution centers; authorize location only after county or municipal approval.