WV HB4604 | 2010 | Regular Session

Status

Completed Legislative Action
Spectrum: Slight Partisan Bill (Democrat 5-3)
Status: Passed on April 22 2010 - 100% progression
Action: 2010-06-18 - Effective Date

Summary

Increasing the criminal penalties for persons who obstruct, flee from or make false statements to law-enforcement officers

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Title

Increasing the criminal penalties for persons who obstruct, flee from or make false statements to law-enforcement officers

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History

DateChamberAction
2010-06-18 Effective Date
2010-04-22 Chapter 47, Acts, 2010
2010-04-01 Approved by Governor 4/1/10
2010-03-20 Approved by Governor 4/1/10 - House Journal
2010-03-20 Approved by Governor 4/1/10 - Senate Journal
2010-03-20 To Governor 3/31/10 - Senate Journal
2010-03-31 To Governor 3/31/10
2010-03-20 To Governor 3/31/10 - House Journal
2010-03-20 House received Senate message
2010-03-20 Completed legislative action
2010-03-20 Communicated to House
2010-03-20 Senate passed as result of veto (Roll No. 6)
2010-03-20 Senate concurred in House amendment (Voice vote)
2010-03-20 Senate reconsidered action (voice vote)
2010-03-20 House Message received
2010-03-20 Communicated to Senate
2010-03-20 Title amendment adopted (Voice vote)
2010-03-20 House amd. & repassed to meet the obj. of the Governor (Roll No. 440)
2010-03-20 House reconsidered its action
2010-03-20 Reported by the Clerk
2010-03-20 Vetoed by Governor 3/19/10 - Senate Journal
2010-03-20 Vetoed by Governor 3/19/10 - House Journal
2010-03-19 Vetoed by Governor 3/19/10
2010-03-20 To Governor 3/19/10 - Senate Journal
2010-03-20 To Governor 3/19/10 - House Journal
2010-03-19 To Governor 3/19/10
2010-03-13 Completed legislative action
2010-03-13 Communicated to House
2010-03-13 Passed Senate (Roll No. 101)
2010-03-13 Senate concurred in House amendment to Senate amendment
2010-03-13 Communicated to Senate
2010-03-13 House concurred in Senate amend with amend, passed bill (Roll No. 431)
2010-03-13 House reconsidered concurrence in Senate amendment
2010-03-13 House reconsidered passage (Voice)
2010-03-13 Communicated to Senate
2010-03-13 House concurred in Senate amendment and passed bill (Roll No. 408)
2010-03-13 House received Senate message
2010-03-12 Senate requests House to concur
2010-03-12 Passed Senate with amended title (Roll No. 50)
2010-03-12 Read 3rd time
2010-03-12 Suspension of Constitutional Rule (Roll No. 49)
2010-03-12 On 3rd reading
2010-03-12 Committee amendment adopted (Voice vote)
2010-03-12 Read 2nd time
2010-03-12 On 2nd reading
2010-03-11 Read 1st time
2010-03-11 On 1st reading
2010-03-11 Immediate consideration
2010-03-11 Reported do pass, with amendment and title amendment
2010-03-04 To Judiciary
2010-03-04 To Judiciary
2010-03-04 Introduced in Senate
2010-03-03 Communicated to Senate
2010-03-03 Title amendment adopted (Voice vote)
2010-03-03 Passed House (Roll No. 181)
2010-03-03 Read 3rd time
2010-03-03 Amended on 3rd reading
2010-03-03 On 3rd reading with restricted right to amend, Special Calender
2010-03-02 Read 2nd time
2010-03-02 On 2nd reading, Special Calendar
2010-03-01 Read 1st time
2010-03-01 From House Calendar, 1st reading, placed on Special Calendar
2010-02-26 2nd reference dispensed
2010-02-26 By substitute, do pass
2010-02-22 To House Judiciary
2010-02-22 Introduced in House
2010-02-22 To Judiciary then Finance
2010-02-22 Filed for introduction

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