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Senate Judiciary work session: committee amends and advances multiple bills, records votes
Summary
At a work session following the SB 341 hearing the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to amend and advance several bills including SB 142, SB 152, SB 241 and a five‑bill consent package (SB 203, SB 240, SB 256, SB 323, SB 383); floor statement assignments were made for each bill.
The Senate Judiciary Committee completed a work session after hearing SB 341 and took motions to amend and advance multiple bills. Committee chairs assigned floor statements and recorded several roll outcomes on motions to amend and do pass.
Key outcomes: the committee voted to amend and do pass SB 142 (property exemptions from execution with CPI indexing); SB 152 (electric vehicle charging stations in common interest communities); SB 241 (juvenile probation time limits and restitution procedures); and a consent package of SB 203, SB 240, SB 256, SB 323 and SB 383.
- SB 142: Motion to amend and do pass (mover: Vice Chair Flores; second: Sen. Orenshall). The committee recorded three nays — Senators Krasner, Ellison and Hansen — and the motion passed. Chair assigned the floor statement to Sen. Donate.
- SB 152: Motion to amend and do pass (mover: Sen. Wynne; second: Vice Chair Flores). Committee approved the bill as amended by unanimous vote. Chair assigned the floor statement to Sen. Orangehall.
- SB 241: Motion to amend and do pass (mover: Sen. Wynne; second: Vice Chair Flores). The motion passed with one recorded nay (Sen. Krasner). Chair assigned the floor statement to Vice Chair Flores.
- Consent package (SB 203, SB 240, SB 256, SB 323, SB 383): The committee moved to amend and do pass the listed bills by unanimous vote. Floor statements were assigned as follows: SB 203 and SB 240 to Sen. Pizzina; SB 256 to Sen. Wynne; SB 323 to Chair Scheibel; SB 383 to Sen. Orenshall.
Motions were made from the dais and seconded; roll call was used in instances where members asked to be recorded. The committee proceeded from the work session to additional bill hearings without further public testimony on the listed bills during that session.
