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1999 Bill(s) Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H PerfDescription: No suspended sentence for assault on a bus or transit rail and a transit worker or passanger was assaulted. Official legislative description and status
* HB 86Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H Correctional and State InstitutionsDescription: Prohibit state inmates being put into privately run prisons. Official legislative description and status
* HB 87Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H InsuranceDescription: Require health insurance & HMO provide contraception coverage at no charge. Official legislative description and status
* HB 88Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H PerfDescription: Make sexual contact by a prison guard with an inmate a crime with class D felony penalty. Official legislative description and status
* HCS HB 89Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H PerfDescription: Require employer treat welfare recipients as regular workers in various job benefits. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H Civil and Administrative LawDescription: Expand minimum state payment for county care of juveniles. Official legislative description and status
* HB 101Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H Critical IssuesDescription: Require HMO provide up to 90 days medication supply for chronic illnesses. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H Fiscal ReviewDescription: Deduct money agency did not spend from subsequent year budget. Official legislative description and status
* HCS HB 200Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H PerfDescription: Create an ombudsman office for prison inmates under the lieutenant governor's office. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Troupe, Quincy Status: H Correctional and State InstitutionsDescription: 40% of prison LD fees to be used for inmate education. Official legislative description and status
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