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House Insists on Court-Security Fee Change, Seeks Conference Committee
Summary
The House declined to concur with Senate amendments to the court-security-fee bill (third substitute House Bill 371), citing unresolved questions about fee levels and allocation; members moved to ask the Senate to recede and pursue a conference committee to resolve differences.
The House moved on March 2 to refuse to concur with Senate amendments to the third substitute of House Bill 371, a measure addressing court security fees, and asked the Senate to recede. House members expressed concern about where security fees should be allocated and whether a previously proposed $25 fee should be preserved rather than increasing to $30. After…
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