2010 Bill(s)

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2010 Bill(s)

* SS HCS HB 1692
Sponsor: Smith, Jason
Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED
Description: The original bill was to expand the law requiring a real estate broker license to include limited partnerships and limited liability companies. The HCS became an omnibus judiciary bill with a number of completely unrelated issues - HB 1209, HB 1405, HB1499, HB1535, HB 1811. HA 2 expands the "Castle Doctrine" right to use force or kill for intrusion into one's home to include unlawful entry on one's property. The SCS contains stronger enforcement of child support that is part of the governor's package to reduce state spending.

See:	House roll call - SS HCS HB 1692 (05/14/2010): 3rd reading of a bill dealing with real estate broker licenses that was expanded to include the "Castle Doctrine" right to kill to include unlawful entry onto a person's owned or leased property. Senate roll call - SS HCS HB 1692 (05/18/2010): 3rd reading of a bill originally dealing with real estate broker licenses that subsequently expanded the Castle Doctrine" right to kill law to include unlawful entry onto property owned or leased by House roll call - HCS HB 1692 (03/24/2010): 3rd reading of a bill that includes a provision to expand the "Castle Doctrine" right to kill to include unlawful entering private and rented property. House roll call - HA 2 HCS HB 1692 (03/16/2010): An amendment to a real estate licensing bill to expand the "Castle Doctrine" to provide a right to use force and deadly force against an intruder onto leased and private property. The Fiscal Note(s) Official legislative description and status

See:

House roll call - SS HCS HB 1692 (05/14/2010): 3rd reading of a bill dealing with real estate broker licenses that was expanded to include the "Castle Doctrine" right to kill to include unlawful entry onto a person's owned or leased property.

Senate roll call - SS HCS HB 1692 (05/18/2010): 3rd reading of a bill originally dealing with real estate broker licenses that subsequently expanded the Castle Doctrine" right to kill law to include unlawful entry onto property owned or leased by

House roll call - HCS HB 1692 (03/24/2010): 3rd reading of a bill that includes a provision to expand the "Castle Doctrine" right to kill to include unlawful entering private and rented property.

House roll call - HA 2 HCS HB 1692 (03/16/2010): An amendment to a real estate licensing bill to expand the "Castle Doctrine" to provide a right to use force and deadly force against an intruder onto leased and private property.

The Fiscal Note(s)

Official legislative description and status

Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.