Bill > HB319

Introduced Session

Altering the jurisdiction of the juvenile court to establish that the juvenile court has exclusive original jurisdiction over a child who is at least 10 years old alleged to have committed a crime involving the use or possession of a firearm; and altering a certain provision of law authorizing a law enforcement officer to conduct an otherwise lawful custodial interrogation of a child if the child's parent, guardian, or custodian consents to the custodial interrogation of the child without the child's consultation with an attorney.

Committee Categories

Nic Kipke (R)*,  Chris Adams (R),  Carl Anderton (R),  Steve Arentz (R),  Terry Baker (R),  Jason Buckel (R),  Brian Chisholm (R),  Barrie Ciliberti (R),  Mark Fisher (R),  April Fleming Miller (R),  Jeff Ghrist (R),  Robin Grammer (R),  Mike Griffith (R),  Wayne Hartman (R),  Jim Hinebaugh (R),  Kevin Hornberger (R),  Seth Howard (R),  Tom Hutchinson (R),  Jay Jacobs (R),  Bob Long (R),  Nino Mangione (R),  Susan McComas (R),  Ric Metzgar (R),  Matt Morgan (R),  Todd Morgan (R),  Rachel Muñoz (R),  Ryan Nawrocki (R),  Charles Otto (R),  Jesse Pippy (R),  Teresa Reilly (R),  April Rose (R),  Stuart Schmidt (R),  Josh Stonko (R),  Kathy Szeliga (R),  Chris Tomlinson (R),  William Valentine (R),  William Wivell (R), 

House Judiciary Hearing (13:00:00 2/8/2024 ) (on 02/08/2024)

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