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Bennett Malone

Bills in the 2008 Regular Session, House.

All of Bennett Malone's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • House Bill 494

    State offenders who are terminally ill; authorize conditional medical release regardless of time served on sentences.

  • House Bill 747

    Cell phones components; prohibit illegality of furnishing to inmates.

Passed the House5

  • House Bill 39

    Chemical analysis test; revise fee that parolees and probationers may pay for the administration of.

  • House Bill 695

    Inmate telephone call commissions; revise distribution of.

  • House Bill 729

    Nonviolent offenders; make eligible for parole.

  • House Bill 803

    Private Investigators Law; create.

  • House Bill 1436

    Community colleges; authorize to teach course for correctional field officers.

Out of committee2

  • House Bill 691

    Trusty time; revise eligibility criteria.

  • House Bill 1375

    500-bed correctional regional facility; authorize the Department of Corrections to contract for.

In committee14

  • House Bill 418

    Offenders convicted of manslaughter; make ineligible for trusty time allowance.

  • House Bill 602

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

  • House Bill 603

    Radar; authorize use by MDOT law enforcement officers on state highways to enforce speed of commercial vehicles.

  • House Bill 692

    Community Service Revolving Fund; extend repealer (RP).

  • House Bill 698

    Agricultural leases of prison lands to private entities; extend repealer (RP).

  • House Bill 700

    Intensive supervision program; revise eligibility and extend repealer (RP).

  • House Bill 702

    Parole Eligibility Law; make technical change to.

  • House Bill 709

    Prison Overcrowding Emergency Powers Act; extend repealer (RP).

  • House Bill 712

    State offenders serving sentences in county jails; extend repealer (RP).

  • House Bill 745

    Intensive Supervision Program; extend repealer on (RP).

  • House Bill 746

    Community Service Revolving Fund; increase amount paid by offenders and extend repealer (RP).

  • House Bill 1104

    Oversize vehicle permits; increase fee for issuance and abolish extended use permits.

  • House Bill 1248

    Prepaid cell phones; require retailer to obtain certain identifying information from purchaser as precondition to sale.

  • House Bill 1299

    Overweight vehicle assessments; redistribute to counties for use under Local System Road Program.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 10
  • 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 1506

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

  • House Bill 1599

    Appropriation; Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

  • House Bill 1603

    Appropriation; State Forestry Commission.

  • House Bill 1604

    Appropriation; State Board of Registration for Foresters.

  • House Bill 1605

    Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission.

  • House Bill 1619

    Appropriation; Department of Human Services-Consolidated.

  • House Bill 1620

    Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services - Consolidated.

  • House Bill 1737

    State Port at Gulfport; authorize use of design-build method of contracting for certain purposes.

Passed the House · 1
In committee · 4
  • House Bill 134

    School curriculum; require all public school students to study home economics in 7th and 8th grades.

  • House Bill 644

    Attempted murder; establish as a crime.

  • House Bill 964

    Department of Corrections; authorize to contract with Attala County to house state inmates in regional facility.

  • House Bill 986

    Matching funds requirements for grants; place limits on amount cities and towns must provide when applying for grants.