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House Judiciary
There are 40 Legislative Days scheduled for the 2003 session. Standing
Legislative Committees meet in regularly scheduled sessions during the
morning hours of each Legislative Day. Some committees will hold special
evening meetings. The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to meet
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:45am in room 464 of the Capitol.
For agendas, minutes, member information, active bills and more visit
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Replay audio of the entire House Judiciary Committee meeting on the
designated Legislative Day or testimony and debate on a specific
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Legislative Day 2
1/15/03
- complete meeting
Legislative Day 4
1/17/03
- complete meeting
HB1032- revise certain provisions relating to the
collection and filing of DNA information.
HB1033- revise certain registration requirements
regarding convicted sex offenders.
Legislative Day 6
1/22/03
- complete meeting
HB 1054
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require background checks for applicants seeking admission to the
State Bar of South Dakota.
HB 1049
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invest the court with discretion to provide for the overnight
supervision of juries.
HB 1053
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provide for the centralization and computerization of certain jury
selection processes.
HB 1052
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provide for the accommodation of both electronic and manual jury draw
processes.
HB 1055
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revise the authority of magistrate courts and to revise certain
provisions pertaining thereto.
HB 1050 - repeal certain provisions
investing magistrates with coroner duties.
HB 1048
- make
threatening court services officers a crime
HB 1051
- make
sliming court services officers or employees a crime.
Legislative Day 8
1/24/03
- complete meeting
HB
1019
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permit disclosure of certain information related to intentional
exposure to human immunodeficiency virus.
HB
1060
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require annual reregistration of certain sex offenders.
HB 1061
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provide for the crime of bestiality and to prescribe certain penalties
therefor.
HB
1055
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revise the authority of magistrate courts and to revise certain
provisions pertaining thereto.
Legislative Day 11
1/29/03
- complete meeting
SB 22
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authorize a parent to appear in person, by counsel, or by telephone
for a hearing to voluntarily terminate parental rights.
HB 1057- provide victims of crimes the
right to copies of certain law enforcement reports
HB 1059
- limit
the amount of a superseded as bond that must be posted to stay the
execution of a judgment while an appeal is pending.
HB 1066-
provide for a fee for an amendment or cancellation of a statement
of qualification for a limited liability partnership
HB 1086
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revise the exception for a patient's privilege on confidential
communications with physicians and psychotherapists.
Legislative Day 13
1/31/03
- Complete meeting
HB 1102 -
revise certain provisions regarding the collection of personal
property by affidavit.
HB 1113
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revise provisions relating to third offense assault.
HB 1117
- provide
for the enforcement of foreign domestic violence protection orders.
HB 1119
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revise certain provisions related to the arrest of a spouse for abuse.
SB 21 - revise the requirements for
service of a notice of entry in an action involving abuse or neglect.
Legislative Day 14
2/3/03
- Complete meeting
HB 1143
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revise the amount at which a child's medical costs trigger
apportionment between the parents in proportion to their support
obligation.
HB 1150
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provide for the amendment and cancellation of certain limited
liability partnerships.
HB 1114
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clarify certain provisions concerning the residency requirements for
state's attorneys in certain small counties.
HB 1184
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revise fees concerning the garnishment of
wages.
HB 1187
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prohibit the use of scanning devices or re-encoders
to defraud and to provide a penalty therefor.
Legislative Day 16
2/5/03
- Complete meeting
HB 1171
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provide for capital punishment for second offense criminal pedophilia.
HB 1146
-limit
a perpetrator's right to recover for injuries received in the course
of committing a crime and to revise the definition of crime.
SB 20
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authorize the Department of Social Services to enter into alternative
arrangements for the payment of child support obligations.
Legislative Day 18
2/7/03
- Complete meeting
HB 1184- revise certain fees concerning
the garnishment of wages.
HB 1166- revise certain provisions
regarding the recovery of damages for dishonored checks.
HB 1153
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revise certain provisions pertaining to the possession of marijuana.
HB 1258- revise certain provisions
regarding attorney fees and costs in Public Utilities Commission
proceeding and appeals.
HB 1144
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broaden application of drug free zones to include additional offenses
and provide for penalty enhancements.
HB 1187-prohibit the use of scanning
devices or reencoders to defraud and to provide a penalty therefor.
Legislative Day 19
2/10/03
- Complete meeting
HB 1160-
revise the maximum penalty for manslaughter in the second degree.
HB 1272- permit the court to suspend
certain mandatory jail sentences for DUI offenses on condition that
the offender submit to certain drug treatment and testing.
HB 1275- provide for an exception from
certain child abuse reporting provisions based on privileged clerical
communications.
SB 74- revise certain transcript fees.
HB 1260
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revise certain provisions relating to the release of satisfied liens
and to provide an additional remedy for the unjust failure to do so.
Legislative Day 21
2/12/03
- Complete meeting
HB 1187- prohibit the use of scanning
devices or reencoders to defraud and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1260
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revise provisions relating to the release of satisfied liens and to
provide remedy for the unjust failure to do so.
HB 1144
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broaden the application of drug free zones to include additional
offenses and penalty enhancements.
HB 1211- allow the housing of prisoners
from other jurisdictions on Indian reservations
HB 1183- prohibit pyramid promotional
schemes.
Legislative Day 23
2/14/03
- Complete meeting
HB 1256- provide defenses to adverse
possession claims.
HB 1247- provide for the funding of
certain court appointed special advocate grant programs and to
establish the Court Appointed Special Advocates Commission.
HB 1141- revise the definition of a
polygraph.
Legislative Day 25
2/19/03
- Complete meeting
HB 1093 -revise certain filing fees of
limited liability companies
HB 1183- prohibit pyramid promotional
schemes.
SB 60-
revise certain provisions relating to child custody and the relocation
of any parent with parenting time rights.
Legislative Day 27
2/21/03
- Complete meeting
SB
136 -
revise certain format standards for real estate documents filed at the
register of deeds
SB
142 -
clarify the manner in which separate allegations of former convictions
may be brought in certain cases involving driving under the influence
SB
146 -
revise certain provisions regarding visitation rights for grandparents
SB
184 -
revise certain provisions relating to the collection, retention, and
use of DNA samples
Legislative Day 28
2/22/03
- Complete meeting
SB
72 -
revise certain provisions related to notice for insufficient funds
checks.
SB 103 -
provide that certain building permits contain statements concerning
liens, lien waivers, and potential financial liability
Legislative Day 31
2/26/03
- Complete meeting
SB 8-
reconstitute the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Act Advisory Group
and to revise its authority and responsibilities.
SB 206- limit the use of information
contained in certain commitment documentation related to drug
offenses.
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