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Senate Judiciary Committee advances bills on LLCs, inmate reimbursements, public-records fees and AI-created child images
Summary
The committee recommended favorable passage or otherwise advanced House bills on limited liability company law, inmate claim reimbursements, continuation of CORA exceptions, public-records fee transparency and a bill updating statutes for AI-manipulated child images; several measures were amended before approval.
The Senate Judiciary Committee moved multiple bills forward in the same meeting, recommending favorable passage on several and placing one on the consent agenda.
House Bill 2,371: The committee approved House Bill 2,371, which amends statutes related to limited liability company formation, licensure and registration to address Series LLCs. The committee changed the bill’s effective date from "publication in the statute book" to the register prior to voting. A motion to recommend the bill favorably passed by voice vote.
House Bill 2,212: The committee recommended House Bill 2,212 favorably after a conceptual motion to change the effective date to the register. The measure increases the amount the Secretary of Corrections may reimburse inmates without recourse to the joint claims process; reviser staff described the bill as altering the claims resolution threshold. The motion to pass the bill as…
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