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John L. Moore

Bills in the 2009 Regular Session, House.

All of John L. Moore's terms

Sponsored

In committee33

  • House Bill 475

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

  • House Bill 476

    Vote fraud; revise penalty.

  • House Bill 477

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

  • House Bill 478

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

  • House Bill 479

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

  • House Bill 480

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

  • House Bill 482

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

  • House Bill 522

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

  • House Bill 529

    Teachers; extend years for annual incremental increases to 40.

  • House Bill 531

    Schools; establish opening and closing dates of scholastic year.

  • House Bill 532

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

  • House Bill 533

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

  • House Bill 534

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

  • House Bill 535

    Sales tax; temporarily reduce rate on retain sales of private carriers of passengers and light carriers of property.

  • House Bill 536

    Ad valorem taxation; revise manner of determining true value of homestead property.

  • House Bill 537

    Homestead exemption; increase.

  • House Bill 540

    Income tax; phase out for corporations.

  • House Bill 541

    Radar; authorize sheriffs in certain counties to use.

  • House Bill 542

    Nonpartisan Judicial Election Act; repeal.

  • House Bill 543

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

  • House Bill 544

    Capital murder; apply to multiple murders.

  • House Bill 545

    Sales tax; reduce rate on retail sales of motorcycles.

  • House Bill 546

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

  • House Bill 547

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

  • House Bill 553

    Civil Rights Education Commission; repeal provisions creating.

  • House Bill 554

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

  • House Bill 555

    Agency rules and regulations; require legislative approval.

  • House Bill 556

    Crimes; include certain firemen in impersonation prohibition.

  • House Bill 580

    Ad valorem tax; require cities/counties to reduce millage rate for purposes of proposed increase where assessed value increases.

  • House Bill 581

    Contract lobbyists; prohibit agencies and universities and colleges from hiring with public funds.

  • House Bill 582

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

  • House Bill 982

    Public employee; prohibit from using a public resource for a candidate's campaign or ballot issue.

  • House Bill 1126

    Distinctive license tag; revise distribution of fees collected from tags displaying emblem of certain out-of-state universities.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 6
  • House Bill 348

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

  • House Bill 636

    U.S. Highway 90; designate certain highway bridge thereon as "Leo W. Seal, Jr., Memorial Bridge."

  • House Bill 856

    Sales tax; revise definition of "business" to exclude sales of meals/food at colleges when paid by students with certain cards/accounts.

  • House Bill 877

    School boards; require elected members to be elected by majority vote and hold runoffs three weeks later.

  • House Bill 1752

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

  • House Bill 1768

    Rankin County; authorize hiring of two part-time assistant county prosecuting attorneys for.

Passed the House · 5
  • House Bill 561

    Mississippi Human Embryo Adoption Act; create.

  • House Bill 940

    Columbia Training School property; authorize lease for ICFMR facility and for public purposes.

  • House Bill 1293

    Clayton P. Henderson; name Marks Vegetable Processing Facility operated by Alcorn State University after.

  • House Bill 1533

    Election Reform Act; create with same day registration, early voting and certain crimes expunged.

  • House Bill 1733

    Sales tax; revise rate on certain sales of tractors, farm implements, logging/pulpwood equipment, repair parts and labor.

In committee · 19
  • House Bill 439

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

  • House Bill 440

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

  • House Bill 441

    Absentee ballots; authorize circuit clerk to vote them on voting machine.

  • House Bill 517

    Rankin assistant prosecuting attorney; authorize employment of as many part-time as needed.

  • House Bill 518

    Fire protection districts; revise voting requirement of board of commissioners for reducing boundaries of.

  • House Bill 577

    Fire protection districts; prohibit board of supervisors from taxing property annexed by municipality, bring forward certain sections.

  • House Bill 671

    Beaver control program; transfer administration to the Department of Agriculture and Commerce.

  • House Bill 679

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

  • House Bill 949

    Public utilities, certain; require to offer live customer service assistance to ratepayers.

  • House Bill 951

    Voter ID; enact.

  • House Bill 1013

    Underage Drinking Prevention and Enforcement Act; create.

  • House Bill 1014

    Sex offender registration; revise offenses requiring registration.

  • House Bill 1015

    Ad valorem tax; reduce amount by which county and municipal revenues may increase from preceding year.

  • House Bill 1100

    Covenant marriage; enact as form of marriage.

  • House Bill 1414

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

  • House Bill 1415

    Child abuse; provide penalties for false reports and enact child protection managers.

  • House Bill 1506

    Legal gaming; limit to counties in which it is already being conducted.

  • House Bill 1520

    Photo voter identification; require when a person appears to vote at registrar's office or polling place.

  • House Bill 1524

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