Order relative to authorizing the joint committee on the Judiciary to make an investigation and study of certain current Senate documents relative to judicial matters.
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Overview
This order authorizes the Joint Committee on the Judiciary to investigate and study a number of current Senate bills related to judicial matters. Specifically, the committee is tasked with examining legislation concerning legal services parity, psilocybin possession, secondhand smoke prevention, foreclosure reviews, permit challenges, prejudgment interest rates, discriminatory practices, mental health commitment periods, and motor vehicle safety. The committee’s review will encompass the petitions and accompanying bills referenced in the order.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Joint Committee on the Judiciary to conduct an investigation and study.
- Focuses on reviewing legislation related to judicial matters.
- Includes consideration of bills addressing legal services parity, psilocybin possession, and secondhand smoke prevention.
- Requires examination of legislation concerning foreclosure reviews, permit challenges, and prejudgment interest rates.
- Mandates a review of legislation prohibiting discriminatory practices and related issues.
- Requires analysis of legislation related to mental health commitment periods.
- Includes consideration of legislation regarding motor vehicle safety and habitual offenders.
Who is affected
- Judicial System
- Small Property Owners
- Individuals Involved in Psilocybin Possession Cases
- Rental Housing Tenants
- Individuals with Mental Illness
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Joint Committee on the Judiciary
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