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John L. Moore

Bills in the 2008 Regular Session, House.

All of John L. Moore's terms

Sponsored

In committee36

  • House Bill 8

    2008 First Extraordinary Session · Department of Employment Security, Office of the Governor; delete repealer on statutes creating.

  • House Bill 395

    Crimes; use of taser in commission of a crime or resisting arrest to be a felony.

  • House Bill 396

    Vote fraud; revise penalty.

  • House Bill 397

    Municipal annexation; require approval by majority of electors in municipality and in territory to be annexed.

  • House Bill 398

    Crimes; use of taser in commission of a crime or resisting arrest to be a felony.

  • House Bill 399

    English language; must show ability in to get state license or public assistance.

  • House Bill 400

    State license or benefits; must be U.S. citizen or permanent resident and show ability in English to receive.

  • House Bill 401

    Vote fraud; revise penalty.

  • House Bill 402

    English language; require all state documents to be produced in.

  • House Bill 403

    Nonpartisan Judicial Election Act; repeal.

  • House Bill 405

    Health insurance; require reimbursement for services of a podiatrist.

  • House Bill 406

    Income tax; phase out for corporations.

  • House Bill 407

    Crimes; include certain firemen in impersonation prohibition.

  • House Bill 420

    Immigration; enact certain state measures.

  • House Bill 440

    Rape; death penalty for conviction if victim is age 13 or under.

  • House Bill 441

    Capital murder; provide death penalty for murder of two or more persons.

  • House Bill 442

    Agency rules and regulations; require legislative approval.

  • House Bill 443

    Capital murder; apply to multiple murders.

  • House Bill 444

    Schools; establish opening and closing dates of scholastic year.

  • House Bill 445

    Sales tax; reduce rate on retail sales of motorcycles.

  • House Bill 446

    Gaming; distances from U.S. Highway 90 applying to legal gaming in Harrison County limited to location of highway on August 28, 2005.

  • House Bill 447

    Radar; authorize sheriffs in certain counties to use.

  • House Bill 448

    State Superintendent of Public Education; elect at general state election.

  • House Bill 461

    Homestead exemption; extend to unremarried surviving spouses of totally disabled homeowners.

  • House Bill 467

    Sales tax; phase out on sales of certain food and increase diversion to municipalities.

  • House Bill 468

    Sales tax; no diversion to municipality of revenue derived from sale of tobacco if municipality prohibits or restricts smoking.

  • House Bill 470

    Auto theft; revise penalties.

  • House Bill 471

    Ad valorem taxes; delete school boards' authority to increase without referendum approval.

  • House Bill 485

    County school boards; members shall be elected by a majority vote.

  • House Bill 541

    Tax levy to support schools; authorize levying authority to veto school board request for increase up to seven percent.

  • House Bill 542

    Civil Rights Education Commission; repeal provisions creating.

  • House Bill 634

    Elected school boards; elect all members at time of presidential election.

  • House Bill 949

    Mississippi Taxpayer and Employment Act of 2008; establish.

  • House Bill 1298

    Mississippi Put Parents in Charge Act; create.

  • House Bill 1421

    Mississippi employers; require to employee file containing certain information.

  • House Bill 1518

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist Town of Pelahatchie in making certain infrastructure improvements.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 5
  • House Bill 748

    U.S. Highway 90; designate portion in City of Pass Christian as "James C. Simpson, Sr., Memorial Highway."

  • House Bill 857

    Mississippi Highway 393, Winston County; designate as "Cpl. Dustin Jerome Lee Memorial Highway."

  • House Bill 877

    U.S. Highways; designate Highway 61 as "Highway 61, the Blues Highway," designate certain rest area along Highway 49.

  • House Bill 1691

    Rankin County; authorize contribution to nonprofit organizations that provide recreational/sports activities for county youth.

  • House Bill 1702

    Simpson County; economic development district may sell land in its industrial park for certain office facilities.

Passed the House · 2
  • House Bill 212

    Sales taxation; exempt retail sales of certain clothing during the last weekend in July.

  • House Bill 1321

    Restricted parking for emergency vehicles; increase fine for violators and allow proceeds to go to cities where violation occurred.

In committee · 31
  • House Bill 377

    Radar; sheriff and deputy sheriffs may use in certain counties to enforce speed limits.

  • House Bill 487

    Health insurance; require health insurance policies and State Health Plan to cover autism spectrum disorders.

  • House Bill 488

    U.S. Highway 49; require MDOT to construct to six lanes for traffic segment in Rankin County.

  • House Bill 489

    Radar; authorize sheriff and deputy sheriffs to use on county roads to enforce speed limits.

  • House Bill 502

    Public purchases; require internet publication of state agency purchases required to be advertised.

  • House Bill 539

    State law enforcement officers; establish separate retirement system for.

  • House Bill 571

    Rankin County; authorize sheriff to use radar on county roads.

  • House Bill 585

    Gun permits; revise application process to allow obtaining permit through mail.

  • House Bill 714

    Elections; make various revisions to the state election law.

  • House Bill 922

    Radar; authorize sheriffs, deputies and constables to use on county roads to enforce speed limits.

  • House Bill 1082

    Licensed concealed weapons; allow to carry in places of worship.

  • House Bill 1083

    Sales tax, liability; limit liability if previous State Tax Commission audits determined taxpayer in compliance with law.

  • House Bill 1124

    Crimes; felony for illegal alien to possess firearm and enhanced penalty for illegal alien to commit crime with firearm.

  • House Bill 1125

    Metal theft; clarify offense.

  • House Bill 1126

    Retirement; prohibit PERS from holding equity investments in companies with business ties in certain countries.

  • House Bill 1127

    Government-issued photo identification for which proof of citizenship is required; provide before voting in person or by absentee.

  • House Bill 1138

    DNA; require sampling upon all felony arrests (Katie's Law).

  • House Bill 1140

    Income tax; exclude premiums paid for health insurance from gross income.

  • House Bill 1194

    State officers and agencies; authorize to appoint or employ special counsel and provide requirements.

  • House Bill 1195

    Crimes; prohibit consumption of alcohol by minors.

  • House Bill 1313

    School districts' bonded indebtedness; increase limitation in districts having moderate enrollment increases.

  • House Bill 1315

    Open Lawyer Fees Act; create.

  • House Bill 1316

    Mississippi Employment Protection Act; create with INS curriculum for Mississippi Highway Patrol.

  • House Bill 1318

    Inmates; prohibit payment for cosmetic medical procedures by county or state.

  • House Bill 1319

    School districts; create additional exemptions from certain duties in districts accredited at Level 4 or 5.

  • House Bill 1322

    Motor vehicle insurance; driver with liability insurance not liable for property damage to uninsured or unlicensed driver.

  • House Bill 1471

    Law enforcement officers and fire fighters; increase death and disability benefits under trust funds.

  • House Bill 1491

    Fire protection districts; prohibit boards of supervisors from taxing real properties annexed by municipalities.

  • House Bill 1511

    Income tax; authorize a credit for health insurance premiums paid by an employer for employees.

  • House Bill 1514

    Bonds; authorize issuance for constructing and extending Erlich Road in Rankin County.

  • House Bill 1517

    Bonds; increase amount of bonds authorized for a space, science and education center in Hancock County.