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Status of Legislation
Total number of Bills: 7

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  HB 99

  Status as of April 13, 1999: Became Law - Chapter 65

  Sponsored By

  Chairman, Judiciary Committee (Departmental - State Police, Dept. of)

  Entitled

  Explosives - Forfeiture of Vehicle, Vessel, or Aircraft

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Judiciary
  Senate: Judicial Proceedings

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  HB 294

  Status as of May 13, 1999: Became Law - Chapter 409

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Mitchell, Hutchins, and Linton

  Entitled

  Vehicle Laws - Combination Vehicles with Dromedary Box - Length Limitations

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Commerce and Government Matters
  Senate: Judicial Proceedings

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  HB 312

  Status as of May 27, 1999: Vetoed

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Burns, Vallario, and Doory

  Entitled

  Offenses Involving Destructive Devices - Penalties - Suspension of Driving Privileges and Parental Restitution

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Judiciary
  Senate: Judicial Proceedings

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  HB 907

  Status as of May 27, 1999: Became Law - Chapter 562

  Sponsored By

  Delegate Barkley (Montgomery County Administration) and Delegates Barve, Bronrott, Carlson, Dembrow, Goldwater, Grosfeld, Heller, Hixson, Hurson, Kopp, Mandel, Petzold, Stern, Getty, K. Kelly, Amedori, Taylor, Edwards, Stocksdale, Elliott, and Harford County Delegation

  Entitled

  School Safety Act of 1999

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Judiciary
  Senate: Judicial Proceedings

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  SB 44

  Status as of April 13, 1999: Became Law - Chapter 17

  Sponsored By

  Chairman, Judicial Proceedings Committee (Departmental - Transportation)

  Entitled

  Commercial Vehicles - Ban on Hazardous Material Hauling for Combination Trailers - Repeal

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Judicial Proceedings
  House: Commerce and Government Matters

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  SB 223

  Status as of May 13, 1999: Became Law - Chapter 329

  Sponsored By

  Senators Baker, Jimeno, Green, Colburn, Ferguson, Forehand, Haines, Mooney, Stone, and Hooper

  Entitled

  Offenses Involving Destructive Devices - Penalties - Suspension of Driving Privileges and Parental Restitution

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Judicial Proceedings
  House: Judiciary

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  SB 391

  Status as of May 27, 1999: Became Law - Chapter 561

  Sponsored By

  Senator Ruben (Montgomery County Administration) and Senators Dorman, Teitelbaum, Roesser, Collins, Jacobs, Forehand, Van Hollen, Lawlah, Hooper, Hogan, and Hollinger

  Entitled

  School Safety Act of 1999

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Judicial Proceedings
  House: Judiciary