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Committee clears several bills including nonconsensual image expansion, judgment renewal and manufactured‑home writ change
Summary
The Senate Judiciary Committee passed several bills by voice vote, including clarifications for manufactured‑home writs, an expansion of nonconsensual image distribution law, simplification of judgment renewal procedure, and a driver's‑license mark for high‑risk registrants.
The Senate Judiciary Committee took a series of largely uncontested actions and passed several bills by voice vote during the session.
Senate Bill 644 — manufactured homes and writs of possession
Senator Matt McKee identified the bill and JD Harper of the Harpreetown Manufactured Housing Association explained the amendment’s practical intent. The bill clarifies how a writ of possession applies to manufactured homes by allowing a manufactured home that is subject to a writ of possession to remain on the property for 30 days so the owner may arrange removal rather than require immediate removal and storage in a public warehouse. Harper summarized the issue: moving a manufactured home “add[s] thousands of dollars of cost” because of disconnected utilities, skirting, anchoring and the lack of public warehouse space for homes.
Committee action: Senator McKee moved for a due‑pass recommendation; Senator Gilmore seconded. The committee approved the motion by voice vote and announced “motion carried.”
House Bill 19‑67 — nonconsensual intimate images…
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