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Votes at a glance: Senate Judiciary tables SB 197, advances HB 102 and HB 104

2265737 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

In executive action the Senate Judiciary Committee tabled Senate Bill 197 and concurred in House Bills 102 and 104; votes were taken by voice and several proxy votes were recorded in the hearing record.

The Senate Judiciary Committee recorded three formal committee outcomes during the session covered in the transcript:

- Senate Bill 197: Tabled. Senator Ricky moved to table SB 197; the committee took a voice vote and the motion passed. The transcript records "Senator Olson votes aye" during that roll-call acknowledgement.

- House Bill 102: Concurred in (do pass). Senator Ricky moved that HB 102 be concurred in; the committee took a voice vote. The transcript records the outcome as passed; a committee member noted that Senator Olsen voted by proxy for the record during the voice vote.

- House Bill 104: Concurred in (do pass). Senator Ricky moved HB 104 be concurred in; the committee took a voice vote and the motion passed. The transcript records a proxy vote in which "senator all said yes by proxy."

Why it matters: HB 102 is an administrative cleanup for the Office of State Public Defender; HB 104 expands or clarifies the Department of Justice’s authority to assist local law enforcement on trafficking, drugs and Internet Crimes Against Children; SB 197 was tabled and will not advance from this committee at this time.

Vote details (as recorded in transcript):

- SB 197: Motion to table moved by Senator Ricky; voice vote; acknowledged proxy vote, "Senator Olson votes aye." Outcome: tabled.

- HB 102: Motion to concur moved by Senator Ricky; voice vote; outcome recorded as passed. Proxy record: senator Olsen voted by proxy; no roll-call tally printed in the transcript.

- HB 104: Motion to concur moved by Senator Ricky; voice vote; outcome recorded as passed. Proxy record: committee clerk noted "senator all said yes by proxy."

Notes: All votes were recorded as voice votes in the transcript; committee members indicated proxy votes in support on the record where the microphones did not capture individual yes/no votes. The transcript does not include a full roll-call tally for the three items.

Ending: SB 197 was tabled; HB 102 and HB 104 were advanced by the committee in executive action.