Section 1. Section [ ] is enacted to read: Legislative Findings The Legislature finds that: (A) The U.S. Constitution expressly recognizes that, absent specific…
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Section 1. Section [ ] is enacted to read: Statutory Procedural Election Audits. (A) The [chief election official] is authorized to audit…
Read MoreSection 1. Section [ ] is enacted to read: Voter Registration; Collection of Prior Registration Information (A) The [chief election official] shall require the…
Read MoreSection 1. Section [ ] is enacted to read: Operation of Motor Vehicle; Noncitizen Prohibition. (A) No individual shall operate a motor vehicle in this state unless he…
Read MoreChapter 1 Section 1. Section [STATUTE] is enacted to read: Initial certification regarding foreign funding; no foreign funding to ballot initiative or referendum committees. (A)…
Read More(A) The Tuesday after the first Monday in November, is established as the day for the election of all elected officials for federal office, for any office of this…
Read MoreSection 1. Purpose and scope. This section covers the state’s use of Colorimetric Field Drug Tests to ensure reliable and accurate identifications of controlled substances are produced and to maintain…
Read MoreBe it enacted by this legislative chamber: An ACT to Amend this State’s Code of Laws by Enacting “Gavin’s Law” by Adding a Section to Create the Offenses Of…
Read MoreSection 1. {Short Title.} This Act shall be known and may be cited as the “Human Trafficking Identification and Reporting Act.” Section 2. {Legislative Findings.} (A) Finding 1.
Read More(A) The legislature recognizes that the provisions of this [INSERT APPROPRIATE REFERENCE] are penal in nature, and that, in the interest of respecting the constitutional …
Read MoreA new section shall be added as follows: (a) The following definitions apply throughout: “Criminal action” means a prosecution against a person alleging the commission…
Read MoreNotwithstanding any other law to the contrary, a person convicted within the last five years on a felony criminal charge involving the use or threatened use of violence as…
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