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Bobby Moak

Bills in the 2008 Regular Session, House.

All of Bobby Moak's terms

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Became law2

  • House Bill 59

    Suffrage; restore to Johnny Joe Gunnell of Lincoln County.

  • House Bill 359

    Expungement fee; authorize justice court to charge.

Passed the House6

  • House Bill 177

    Public improvement districts; provide notice by newspaper publication when issuing certificates of public convenience and necessity in uncertificated areas.

  • House Bill 660

    Gaming; remove obsolete and repealed language and confirm authority to conduct certain activities.

  • House Bill 1033

    Charitable bingo; increase max compensation allowed to employees per session, certain rules and regulations may be no more restrictive than law.

  • House Bill 1035

    Alcoholic beverages; clarify that "person" under Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law includes limited liability company.

  • House Bill 1038

    Oil and gas; simplify way fees paid for recording certain instruments relating to nonproducing instruments.

  • House Bill 1091

    Schools of nursing in Mississippi; IHL conduct study for utilization of clinical simulation laboratories for schools.

Out of committee4

  • House Bill 28

    Gaming Commission; authorize certain expenditures without appropriation bill to fund essential operations.

  • House Bill 165

    Expunction; provide for certain crimes.

  • House Bill 172

    Pretrial intervention program; revise to provide keeping of nonpublic records for subsequent proceedings.

  • House Bill 818

    Gaming; clarify language of exception granted to certain licensees regarding in-lieu tidelands assessments.

In committee58

  • House Bill 5

    2008 First Extraordinary Session · Gaming; restrict to counties that have taken certain action.

  • House Bill 43

    Elected offices; increase filing fees for certain.

  • House Bill 44

    Health insurance; senior status judges continue to receive state insurance coverage.

  • House Bill 45

    Appropriation; Department of Corrections to provide funding for additional field officers.

  • House Bill 49

    Elder death review teams; authorize counties to establish.

  • House Bill 52

    Institutions of higher learning; authorize certain senior citizens to attend free.

  • House Bill 55

    Courts; allow chancery courts to hear Tort Claims Act cases sent back from appellate courts.

  • House Bill 69

    State buildings; increase number of women's restrooms.

  • House Bill 71

    Income tax; revise time within which State Tax Commission must refund overpayment before taxpayer may petition for hearing.

  • House Bill 72

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of certain clothing and school supplies on third Saturday in July and first Saturday in December.

  • House Bill 88

    Radar; prohibit set up in certain areas.

  • House Bill 167

    Oil and gas; allow conditional sale of mineral rights.

  • House Bill 168

    Notaries public; increase maximum fees allowed for services.

  • House Bill 169

    Limitation of exclusion or modification of warranties to consumers; repeal.

  • House Bill 170

    Dairy show; hold in Brookhaven in Lincoln County.

  • House Bill 171

    Consumer protection; revise prohibited acts or practices.

  • House Bill 173

    Restitution center; authorize establishment in southwest Mississippi.

  • House Bill 174

    Court reporters; additional compensation for court administrator duties to be paid from judge's support staff allowance.

  • House Bill 175

    Workers' Compensation Commission; require members to be attorneys, grandfather in certain members.

  • House Bill 176

    Crimes; create offense of curbstoning.

  • House Bill 178

    Whistleblower Law; provide for damages.

  • House Bill 179

    State disability requirement; revise requirements for refiling claims.

  • House Bill 180

    Delinquent county debts; county may pay debt collector up to 50% of amount collected.

  • House Bill 181

    Crimes; revise provisions relating to expunction of certain convictions.

  • House Bill 182

    Criminal procedure; clarify expunction when court-imposed conditions are completed or cases are dismissed.

  • House Bill 228

    Mississippi Code; provide set to office of superintendent of each public school district.

  • House Bill 263

    Deaths; require reporting to medical examiner if result from abuse or occur in long-term care facility.

  • House Bill 264

    Budget; State Fiscal Officer shall not reduce budget of Gaming Commission.

  • House Bill 306

    Wine tasting event; create special permit for package retailer to conduct.

  • House Bill 307

    Pain Relief Act; create.

  • House Bill 332

    Used car salesman; require continuing education.

  • House Bill 364

    Genetic information; prohibit discrimination by health benefit plans on basis of.

  • House Bill 365

    Motor vehicles; require notice to buyer that vehicle may be salvaged or rebuilt and provide penalties for violations.

  • House Bill 366

    Motor vehicles; require entity dismantling or crushing vehicles to notify lienholders and provide penalties for violations.

  • House Bill 462

    Justice court; provide jurisdiction over seized property for game and fish violations.

  • House Bill 505

    Implied consent law; authorize certain officers to administer chemical tests and specify full information.

  • House Bill 506

    Health insurance; require coverage for treatment of infertility in certain policies.

  • House Bill 594

    Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus ("MRSA") Control Program; require every hospital to establish.

  • House Bill 595

    Multidrug-resistant organisms; require Health Department to perform certain functions to prevent and control.

  • House Bill 659

    Debt management service; clarify that debt adjusting incurred in practice of law does not constitute.

  • House Bill 661

    Health insurance policies; require coverage for colorectal cancer examinations.

  • House Bill 662

    Capital cases; allow sentencing proceedings to be conducted before trial judge if neither defendant nor state request sentencing jury.

  • House Bill 663

    Motor vehicles; establish requirements for leased and rent-to-own vehicle registration, titles and liability insurance.

  • House Bill 771

    County and municipal prosecutors; not unlawful to carry weapons.

  • House Bill 816

    Alcoholic beverages; patron of on-premises retailer's permit may leave with open bottle of wine partially consumed with meal.

  • House Bill 817

    DNA evidence; create task force to study proper preservation of.

  • House Bill 923

    Child custody and visitation; provide special rules in cases where parents are serving in military.

  • House Bill 934

    Nursing homes; allow resident or resident's kin or guardian to monitor resident's room with electronic device.

  • House Bill 977

    Suicide; require a mandatory 72-hour hold of persons who attempt by a licensed medical facility.

  • House Bill 1034

    Lobbying law; exempt certain individuals from definition of lobbyist and allow notice of late filing by email or fax.

  • House Bill 1036

    Security freeze; authorize consumers to place on their credit reports.

  • House Bill 1037

    Mississippi Community and Junior College Transfer Grant Program; create.

  • House Bill 1042

    Long-term care policies; must provide offer to purchase nonforfeiture benefit.

  • House Bill 1128

    Alcoholic beverages; authorize certain municipalities in dry counties to vote to come out from under the dry law.

  • House Bill 1155

    Sexual offenses against children; revise certain provisions.

  • House Bill 1170

    Salvage certificate of title; revise manner by which new title is obtained.

  • House Bill 1346

    Salvage motor vehicles; provide for issuance of certificates of title.

  • House Bill 1432

    Tourism; revise definition of tourism for purposes of tourism project sales tax incentive.

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 877

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

  • House Bill 962

    Mississippi Blues Commission; revise membership.

  • House Bill 1351

    Mississippi Motion Picture Incentive Act; revise certain provisions of.

  • House Bill 1506

    Bonds; authorize issuance of bonds to provide funds for Mississippi Watershed Repair and Rehabilitation Cost-Share Program.

Passed the House · 4
  • House Bill 212

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

  • House Bill 952

    Unemployment benefits; require to be paid immediately if eligible.

  • House Bill 1006

    Tourism; create Mississippi Tourism Advisory Board.

  • House Bill 1196

    Tourism; revise definition of tourism project for purposes of tourism project sales tax incentive program.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 367

    Judges; provide additional chancellor for the Fourth Chancery Court District.

  • House Bill 384

    Mortgage loans; illegal to close without a law license.

In committee · 8
  • House Bill 237

    Sales tax; exempt sales of nonperishable food items to certain charitable organizations.

  • House Bill 300

    Bonds; authorize issuance for grants to counties/municipalities for improvements to livestock facilities.

  • House Bill 385

    Deeds of trust; substitute trustee in foreclosure proceeding on must be Mississippi resident.

  • House Bill 423

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of wellness, learning and fitness center at Alcorn State University.

  • House Bill 693

    Justice Court Reform Act of 2008; create.

  • House Bill 770

    Sex offenders; increase quarterly registration fee.

  • House Bill 1039

    Vaccinations; exempt certain children with autism from vaccination requirement to attend school.

  • House Bill 1542

    Bonds; authorize issuance for repair and renovation of old Mississippi Mills Packing and Shipping Rooms Building in Wesson.