Legislation

Providing that, if a law enforcement officer testifies that the officer witnessed the taking of a blood specimen by a person who the officer reasonably believed was a qualified medical person, the officer's testimony shall be sufficient evidence that the person was a qualified medical person without testimony by the person who obtained the blood specimen; repealing specified procedures relating to the admissibility of evidence of a blood test in a prosecution for specified drunk or drugged driving offenses; etc.

Committees

Original:: Judicial Proceedings Click to view Recorded Media

Details

Cross-filed with: HB0773

Bill File Type: Regular

Effective Date(s): October 1, 2016

History

Legislation History
Chamber Senate Calendar Date 2/12/2016 Legislative Date 2/15/2016 Action First Reading Senate Rules Proceedings
Chamber Senate Calendar Date 2/18/2016 Legislative Date 2/19/2016 Action Rereferred to Judicial Proceedings Proceedings
Chamber Senate Calendar Date 2/24/2016 Legislative Date 2/24/2016 Action Hearing 3/16 at 1:00 p.m. Proceedings

Chamber	Calendar Date	Legislative Date	Action
Senate	2/12/2016	2/15/2016	First Reading Senate Rules
Senate	2/18/2016	2/19/2016	Rereferred to Judicial Proceedings
Senate	2/24/2016	2/24/2016	Hearing 3/16 at 1:00 p.m.

Documents

Date Posted	Document Name
2/16/2016	Text - First - Drunk and Drugged Driving - Evidence of Blood Test

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