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H.1601 |
An Act regarding conditions of release in Superior Court |
Daniel Cahill |
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H.1619 |
An Act relative to Trial Court data collection |
Tackey Chan |
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H.1621 |
An Act to assist the investigation of serious crimes |
Tackey Chan |
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H.1623 |
An Act banning the use of tear gas by law enforcement |
Mike Connolly |
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H.1645 |
An Act to update expungement |
Michael S. Day |
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H.1654 |
An Act to enhance the rights of crime victims in the commonwealth |
Marjorie C. Decker |
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H.1667 |
An Act relative to safety and justice |
Kip A. Diggs |
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H.1672 |
An Act to establish a program to improve communications between local law enforcement and crime victims in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts |
Paul J. Donato |
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H.1685 |
An Act relating to threats of suicide while in court custody (Stavri’s Law) |
Tricia Farley-Bouvier |
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H.1691 |
An Act relative to certain offenses |
Carole A. Fiola |
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H.1693 |
An Act to remove collateral consequences and protect the presumption of innocence |
Brandy Fluker-Reid |
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H.1709 |
An Act known as "Drug Test Consent Bill" aka "Christina's Law" |
Colleen M. Garry |
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H.1712 |
An Act requiring blood testing for a surviving drivers |
Colleen M. Garry |
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H.1729 |
An Act relative to abuse prevention |
Carlos González |
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H.1743 |
An Act establishing medical civil rights |
Christopher Hendricks |
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H.1745 |
An Act to study the delivery of medical care to persons held in custody |
Christopher Hendricks |
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H.1758 |
An Act for fair compensation for erroneous felony conviction |
Russell E. Holmes |
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H.1785 |
An Act relative to CORI fees |
Bradley H. Jones, Jr. |
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H.1811 |
An Act requiring clean slate automated record sealing |
Mary S. Keefe |
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H.1822 |
An Act relative to harassment prevention orders |
Michael P. Kushmerek |
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H.1828 |
An Act relative to due process |
John J. Lawn, Jr. |
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H.1841 |
An Act relative to the intimidation of witnesses and interfering with justice |
David Paul Linsky |
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H.1853 |
An Act to enhance the availability of immunity to witnesses in the courts of the Commonwealth |
Jay D. Livingstone |
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H.1872 |
An Act to improve transparency in alleged police misconduct |
Christopher M. Markey |
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H.1873 |
An Act relative to the interception of wire and oral communications |
Christopher M. Markey |
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H.1897 |
An Act relative to community corrections |
Frank A. Moran |
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H.1935 |
An Act relative to wiretapping in the Commonwealth |
Edward R. Philips |
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H.1937 |
An Act relative to the Commonwealth’s right to appeal bail decisions |
Angelo J. Puppolo, Jr. |
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H.1962 |
An Act relative to police use of epinephrine autoinjectors |
John H. Rogers |
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H.1976 |
An Act to track the implementation of the Brangan ruling |
Lindsay N. Sabadosa |
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H.1992 |
An Act relative to body worn cameras |
Alan Silvia |
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H.2019 |
An Act ensuring equitable access to cannabis related expungement |
Chynah Tyler |
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H.2049 |
An Act relative to expungement of certain past marijuana convictions |
Bud L. Williams |
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H.2050 |
An Act removing barriers to the expungement of records |
Bud L. Williams |
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H.2059 |
An Act relative to eliminating cashless bail |
Steven George Xiarhos |
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H.4064 |
An Act to safeguard judicial integrity through enhanced witness protection
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Nicholas A. Boldyga |
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S.1039 |
An Act relative to due process |
Nick Collins |
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S.1063 |
An Act to enhance the rights of crime victims in the Commonwealth |
Julian Cyr |
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S.1161 |
An Act relative to the expungement of convictions for marijuana possession |
Jason M. Lewis |
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S.1201 |
An Act maintaining protective orders |
Michael O. Moore |
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S.1204 |
An Act updating the Commonwealth's wiretap statutes |
Michael O. Moore |
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S.1211 |
An Act regarding conditions of release in Superior Court |
Michael O. Moore |
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S.1215 |
An Act providing a defense to prosecution for violations of the wiretap law for interceptions made to make a record of threats, harassment or other crimes |
Patrick M. O'Connor |
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S.1220 |
An Act to protect victims of crimes and the public |
Patrick M. O'Connor |
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S.1221 |
An Act strengthening GPS tampering Laws |
Patrick M. O'Connor |
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S.1222 |
An Act relative to GPS tampering |
Patrick M. O'Connor |
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S.1230 |
An Act establishing medical civil rights |
Patrick M. O'Connor |
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S.1232 |
An Act to study the delivery of medical care to persons held in custody |
Patrick M. O'Connor |
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S.1235 |
An Act relative to due process |
Jacob R. Oliveira |
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S.1238 |
An Act relating to threats of suicide while in court custody (Stavri’s Law) |
Jacob R. Oliveira |
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S.1266 |
An Act updating the wiretap statutes in the commonwealth |
Bruce E. Tarr |
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S.1269 |
An Act relative to the tracking of medical malpractice cases |
Bruce E. Tarr |
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S.1270 |
An Act relative to protecting the residents of the Commonwealth from dangerous persons |
Bruce E. Tarr |
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S.1271 |
An Act relative to protecting the people of the Commonwealth from danger |
Bruce E. Tarr |
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S.1284 |
An Act relative to the interception of wire and oral communications |
John C. Velis |