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HB 1429

  • Maryland House Bill
  • 2024 Regular Session
  • Introduced in House
  • House
  • Senate
  • Governor

Criminal Procedure - Evidence - Protecting the Admissibility of Creative Expression (PACE Act)

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Bill Sponsors (20)

Marlon Amprey

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 40
Primary

Karen Toles

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 25
Primary

Adrian Boafo

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 23
Primary

Christopher Bouchat

  • Republican
  • Delegate
  • District 5
Primary

Frank Conaway

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 40
Primary

Charlotte Crutchfield

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 19
Primary

Kevin Harris

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 27A
Primary

Jazz Lewis

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 24
Primary

Munoz

     
Primary

Cheryl Pasteur

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 11A
Primary

Scott Phillips

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 10
Primary

Kent Roberson

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 25
Primary

Malcolm Ruff

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 41
Primary

Gary Simmons

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 12B
Primary

Stephanie Smith

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 45
Primary

Vaughn Stewart

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 19
Primary

Kym Taylor

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 23
Primary

Chris Tomlinson

  • Republican
  • Delegate
  • District 5
Primary

Melissa Wells

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 40
Primary

Jheanelle Wilkins

  • Democratic
  • Delegate
  • District 20
Primary

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Feb 13, 2024

House

Hearing 3/05 at 1:00 p.m.

Feb 09, 2024

House

First Reading Judiciary

Bill Text

Bill Text Versions Format
First - Criminal Procedure - Evidence - Protecting the Admissibility of Creative Expression (PACE Act) PDF

Related Documents

Document Format
Fiscal and Policy Note PDF

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