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2013 Bill(s)
SB 151 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Judiciary Description: Expand the time required for prior notice of foreclosure from ten business days to 90 days.
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SB 152 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Judiciary Description: Let a court suspend imposition of an adult criminal sentence in a case involving dual jurisdiction of both juvenile and adult criminal law. Current law provides for suspending execution of a sentence, but not imposition of the sentence. Various other juvenile offender sentencing provisions.
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SB 153 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Seniors & Families Description: Raise the age when child support requirements terminate from 21 to 22 years of age.
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SB 223 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Seniors & Families Description: Several chances in the Kansas City school retirement system. Raise the minimum retirement age to 62 years of age or 80 years of age and service. Base contribution rates on the fund's financial needs.
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CCS SB 224 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: GOVERNOR VETOED Description: Raise the maximum salary for the Kansas City police. Allow court review of Kansas City Police Commission disciplinary actions of of suspension or reduction in rank. Current law prohibits court review. The final version covers St. Louis police retirement, making it a crime to present a false ID on a gambling boat and criminal non-support. The governor's veto message claime the bill would reduced the penalty for a false ID.
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* SB 225 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Judiciary Description: Let a court in a child support case order support for higher education or vocational education for a child in divorce cases.
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CCS SB 262 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Require health insurance cover telemedicine coverage if the service would have been provided if it was delivered in person. The HCS is an omnibus bill containing several unrelated health-care and health insurance issues including a requirement that federal heatlh exchange navigators be licensed by the state.
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SB 263 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Judiciary Description: Create a separate crime of assault against a mass transit employee.
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SB 346 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Governmental Accountability Description: Allow resumption of eligibility for Food Stamps for somone who lost eligibility because of a drug offense conviction upon various factors including participating in a substance abuse program.
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SB 388 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Financial Description: Impose various new notification requirements and other provisions for real estate sales contracts.
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SB 389 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Judiciary Description: Make first-offender felons eligible for parole after serving 15 years with some exceptions. Require the Parole Board to review every sentence of first-time offenders who have served 15 years or more.
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SB 422 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Transportation Description: Designate a portion of I70 in Jackson County the Clifton J. Scott Memorial Highway.
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SJR 11 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Ways & Means Description: Extend the number of years from three to five the number of years over which funds must be repaid to the budget reserve fund after the money has been used for the operating budget.
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SJR 20 Sponsor:Curls, Kiki Status: S Jobs Description: Let the legislature define geographic areas in the state where taxes are reduced or eliminated for economic development.
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