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Votes and Actions at a Glance: Judiciary Committee Advances Numerous Bills
Summary
The Judiciary Committee advanced a long list of bills—sending many to Calendar and Rules or to Finance, Ways and Means—including HB 16-90 (insurance verification), HB 14-71 (recovery court pilot), HB 21-74 (judicial carry), HB 17-07 (immigration cooperation), and HB 18-14 (DUI treatment option). Vote tallies and adopted amendments are listed below.
The Judiciary Committee considered dozens of bills and amendments and recorded votes sending many measures onward to Calendar and Rules or to Finance, Ways and Means. Clerk roll calls recorded tallies at multiple points during the session; for example, the clerk reported 15 ayes and 3 noes for one vote and 17 ayes, 0 noes, and 1 present not voting for another.
Key committee actions included advancing HB 16-90 to Finance, Ways and Means (tally recorded in committee), adopting an amendment and advancing HB 14-71 to Calendar and Rules, advancing HB 21-74 as amended, and moving HB 17-07 forward with a recorded vote. The committee also adopted numerous technical or sponsor-led amendments across a broad set of bills addressing topics from child-protective teams and hemp regulation to civil claims limits and criminal-sentencing statutes.
Clerk announcements during the meeting recorded specific tallies after votes; those official tallies are the record of committee outcomes. Where the clerk reported the counts on the record, this roundup reproduces those tallies. For complete vote-by-vote details, consult the official committee minutes and clerk roll-call records.
