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Votes at a glance: Senate Judiciary Committee actions (May 20, 2025 meeting)
Summary
Summary of committee outcomes on bills heard May 20, 2025: committee recommended do-pass on multiple bills, many as amended; recorded roll-call tallies were not printed in the transcript for several items.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee heard a slate of bills on May 20, 2025. This "votes at a glance" summary lists each bill discussed in the hearing and the committee's recorded outcome in that session. Where the transcript did not record a roll-call tally, "not specified" is noted and committee staff records should be consulted for official roll-call totals.
- House Bill 244 (raise minimum age of magistrate judges to 28): Committee action — do pass (motion adopted by voice). (Transcript reference: bill introduced and a "do pass" motion recorded; roll-call not specified.)
- House Bill 117 (allow physician assistants to pronounce death under certain rules): Committee action — do pass (motion adopted by voice). (Transcript reference: sponsor presentation and do-pass motion.)
- House Bill 87 (criminal sexual contact definition/UJI language): Committee action — do pass as amended (UJI intent language added and clothed victims included). (Transcript reference: amendment adopted and do-pass motion.)
- House Bill 203 (CYFD device backup & retention): Committee action — do pass as amended (amendments removed immediate-termination language; added 'shall not erase' and seven-year backup retention). (Transcript reference: amendments adopted; do-pass motion.)
- House Bill 102 (homicide by vehicle / good-time statutory fix): Committee action — do pass (motion adopted; transcript shows sponsor explanation and do-pass). (Transcript reference: sponsor presentation; do-pass.)
- House Bill 246 / 255 (juvenile funding & sentencing; originally HB255): Committee action — do pass as amended (committee struck the stipend pilot section and amended sentencing/grant-priority language). (Transcript reference: lengthy hearing and amendment adoption.)
- House Bill 24 (Community Governance Attorney Program amendments): Committee action — do pass (motion adopted without recorded opposition). (Transcript reference: sponsor and expert testimony; do-pass motion.)
- House Bill 6 (industrial revenue bond prevailing wage): Committee action — do pass (motion adopted; senators discussed effective date and administration). (Transcript reference: sponsor testimony and due-pass motion.)
- House Bill 346 (hemp / synthetic cannabinoids): Committee action — do pass as amended (committee adopted amendment preserving manufacturing intermediate use while banning intoxicating semi-synthetic retail sales). (Transcript reference: amendment 0.5.1 adopted after reconsideration; do-pass as amended.)
- House Bill 243 (Interstate Medical Licensure Compact): Committee action — do pass as amended (substantial amendments adopted to narrow compact rulemaking, confidentiality/subpoena language and dispute resolution; sponsors accepted many changes). (Transcript reference: extensive debate and amendment package adopted.)
Note on votes: the hearing transcript records that amendments were adopted and that do-pass or do-pass-as-amended motions were approved; explicit roll-call tallies were not printed verbatim for each measure within the transcript excerpt. Committee clerks will supply formal roll-call numbers in the committee report and the legislative record.
