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Judiciary committee introduces two legislative concepts as committee bills; roll call records unanimous introduction
Summary
Senate Judiciary members voted to introduce LC 2787 (Nov. 4, 2024) and LC 3850 (Jan. 24, 2025) as committee bills; the roll-call recorded ayes from attending senators and the motion passed for both LCs to be introduced.
Senator Thatcher moved to introduce two legislative concepts as committee bills — LC 2787 dated Nov. 4, 2024, and LC 3850 dated Jan. 24, 2025 — and the Senate Committee on Judiciary recorded a roll-call vote to introduce both concepts as committee bills.
The roll call recorded the following votes in support: Senator Robin (aye); Senator Gelser Lewin (aye); Senator Gerard (yes); Senator Manning (aye); Senator McClain (aye); Vice Chair Thatcher (aye); and Chair Floyd Prozanski (aye). The committee chair announced the two LCs will be introduced as committee bills following the vote.
A committee member reminded listeners that a vote to introduce a legislative concept does not indicate final support for the measure if it later comes to committee or the floor; introduction merely places the concepts on legislative tracking for possible future consideration.
The work session concluded after the introduction vote, and the committee closed its business for the day.
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