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HB 1267

  • Maryland House Bill
  • 2024 Regular Session
  • Introduced in House
  • Passed House Mar 16, 2024
  • Senate
  • Governor

Public Safety - Extreme Risk Protective Orders - Review of Court Records

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Abstract

Bill Sponsors (15)

Robbyn Lewis

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 46
Primary

Dalya Attar

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 41
Primary

Mark Edelson

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 46
Primary

Elizabeth Embry

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 43A
Primary

David Fraser-Hidalgo

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 15
Primary

Aaron Kaufman

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 18
Primary

Lesley Lopez

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 39
Primary

Julie Palakovich Carr

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 17
Primary

Cheryl Pasteur

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 11A
Primary

Scott Phillips

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 10
Primary

Pam Queen

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 14
Primary

Stephanie Smith

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 45
Primary

Jared Solomon

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 18
Primary

Dana Stein

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 11B
Primary

Caylin Young

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 45
Primary

Votes

Mar 08, 2024

On Third Reading

Pass

House

Actions

Mar 18, 2024

Senate

Referred Judicial Proceedings

Mar 16, 2024

House

Third Reading Passed

Mar 14, 2024

House

Favorable Report by Judiciary

House

Favorable Adopted Second Reading Passed

Feb 10, 2024

House

Hearing 3/06 at 1:00 p.m.

Feb 08, 2024

House

First Reading Judiciary

Bill Text

Bill Text Versions Format
First - Public Safety - Extreme Risk Protective Orders - Review of Court Records PDF
Third - Public Safety - Extreme Risk Protective Orders - Review of Court Records PDF

Related Documents

Document Format
Fiscal and Policy Note PDF

Sources

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