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House Judiciary committee: key votes and where bills are headed
Summary
A roundup of committee votes on May 20, 2025: several bills were advanced to calendar/rules or to other committees; this lists each bill, outcome and vote tally recorded by the clerk.
The House Judiciary committee handled a wide range of bills on May 20. Below are committee votes and outcomes recorded in the hearing.
Votes at a glance
- House Bill 7-85 (bail reporting / quarterly reports to court clerks) — advanced to Calendar & Rules; vote: 14 ayes, 1 no, 1 present not voting. (Transcript: clerk reported 14–1–1.)
- House Bill 10-10 (removal actions: DA appointment authority) — advanced to Calendar & Rules; vote: 16 ayes, 3 nos. (Clerk: 16–3.)
- House Bill 12-04 (DUI/blood-draw/oral‑fluid testing revisions) — moved to Finance, Ways and Means; recorded votes during consideration and motion to advance prevailed (multiple tallies recorded in transcript).
- House Bill 8-11 (private right of action against charities assisting unlawfully-present persons) — advanced to Calendar & Rules; vote recorded by clerk: 15 ayes, 6 nos.
- House Bill 12-57 (expungement cleanup) — advanced to Calendar & Rules; clerk: 20 ayes, 0 nos.
- House Bill 10-50 (nuisance per se for chronic crime locations) — advanced to Calendar & Rules; clerk: 17 ayes, 1 no, 2 present not voting.
- House Bill 5-76 (bail‑industry board and reporting) — advanced to Government Operations; clerk: 14 ayes, 3 nos, 1 present not voting.
- House Bill 3-22 (human smuggling / harboring) — advanced to Finance; clerk: 16 ayes, 6 nos.
- House Bill 11-31 (presumptive 50/50 parenting time) — failed in committee; clerk recorded 3 ayes, 16 nos, 2 present not voting.
- House Bill 5-80 (GPS/domestic‑violence monitoring cleanups) — advanced to Calendar & Rules; clerk: unanimous/recorded in transcript.
This list highlights the committee’s movement of multiple criminal‑justice, family‑law and administrative bills. For background, refer to the individual committee transcripts and the committee clerk’s formal vote sheets for exact amendment texts and final bill language.
