CRIMINAL INJURIES COMPENSATION

Status of Legislation
Total number of Bills: 3

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  HB 862

  Status as of March 13, 2000: Bill is in the Senate - First Reading Judicial Proceedings

  Sponsored By

  Delegate Vallario (Task Force to Examine Maryland's Crime Victims' Rights Laws) and Delegates R. Baker, Barkley, Bartlett, Boschert, Boutin, Bozman, Bronrott, Burns, Clagett, Cole, Cryor, DeCarlo, Dembrow, Dewberry, Doory, Dypski, Eckardt, Edwards, Elliott, Finifter, Franchot, Fulton, Giannetti, Glassman, Hammen, Harrison, Healey, Heller, Hixson, Hubbard, Hutchins, A. Jones, V. Jones, K. Kelly, Kirk, Klima, Krysiak, La Vay, Leopold, Mandel, Marriott, McHale, McIntosh, McKee, Menes, Mohorovic, Montague, Morhaim, O'Donnell, Owings, Paige, Parrott, Petzold, Pitkin, Proctor, Rawlings, Riley, Rosso, Rudolph, Shank, Sophocleus, Stern, Stocksdale, Turner, and Valderrama

  Entitled

  Criminal Injuries Compensation - Counseling for Family Members - Motor Vehicle Crimes

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Judiciary
  Senate: Judicial Proceedings

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  SB 421

  Status as of March 20, 2000: Bill is in the Senate - Unfavorable Judicial Proceedings

  Sponsored By

  Senator Stone (Task Force to Examine Maryland's Crime Victims' Rights Laws)

  Entitled

  Criminal Injuries Compensation - Counseling for Family Members - Motor Vehicle Crimes

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Judicial Proceedings
  

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  SB 500

  Status as of May 11, 2000: Became Law - Chapter 280

  Sponsored By

  Senators Teitelbaum, Exum, Hooper, Roesser, Kelley, and Dorman

  Entitled

  Workers' Compensation - Subsequent Injury Fund - Permanent Total Disability Claims - Cost of Living Adjustments

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Finance
  House: Economic Matters