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Votes at a glance: Judiciary committee passes six measures including civil-rights and records bills
Summary
At its decision meeting the Senate Committee on Judiciary passed six bills with amendments or technical fixes, including measures on public access to police reports, anti-discrimination civil remedies, and recording law enforcement activity.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary concluded its decision agenda on Tuesday by voting to advance a set of measures. Several were passed with amendments or technical edits; the committee recorded no opposing votes among members present.
Key outcomes:
SB 112 (as amended) — Allows surviving immediate family members to receive a copy of a law-enforcement closing report after criminal proceedings conclude or five years after the report is concluded;…
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