Legislation

Title: Juvenile Law - Lead Testing and Behavioral Health Assessment
Sponsored by: Delegates Mosby, Ali, Angel, Barron, Gibson, Hettleman, J. Lewis, Morales, Proctor, Queen, and Sanchez
Status: In the House - Unfavorable Report by Judiciary
Analysis: Fiscal and Policy Note

Synopsis

Requiring, instead of authorizing, the juvenile court to order a child to undergo blood lead level testing if the child's parent or guardian consents; requiring, instead of authorizing, the juvenile court to direct the Department of Juvenile Services or another qualified agency to make a certain study concerning the child; requiring that, as part of the study, the Department conduct a comprehensive behavioral health assessment of the child; etc.

Committees

Original:: Judiciary Click to view Recorded Media

Details

Cross-filed with: SB1066

Bill File Type: Regular

Effective Date(s): October 1, 2018

History

Legislation History
Chamber House Calendar Date 1/25/2018 Legislative Date 1/25/2018 Action First Reading Judiciary Proceedings
Chamber Calendar Date Legislative Date Action Text - First - Juvenile Law - Lead Testing and Behavioral Health Assessment Proceedings
Chamber House Calendar Date 1/25/2018 Legislative Date 1/25/2018 Action Hearing 2/08 at 1:00 p.m. Proceedings
Chamber Calendar Date Legislative Date Action Vote - House - Committee - Judiciary Proceedings Click to view Recorded Media
Chamber House Calendar Date 3/15/2018 Legislative Date 3/15/2018 Action Unfavorable Report by Judiciary Proceedings

Chamber	Calendar Date	Legislative Date	Action	Proceedings
House	1/25/2018	1/25/2018	First Reading Judiciary
			Text - First - Juvenile Law - Lead Testing and Behavioral Health Assessment
House	1/25/2018	1/25/2018	Hearing 2/08 at 1:00 p.m.
			Vote - House - Committee - Judiciary	Click to view Recorded Media
House	3/15/2018	3/15/2018	Unfavorable Report by Judiciary

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