House Standing Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice

Meeting Day: Daily Time: 1:30 pm Location: 144-S

Committee Agenda
Committee Minutes
Testimony
2011 Action Index

Bills, Resolutions and Appointments

Bills In Committee
SB279 - Unlawful sexual relations, foster parents and foster children.
SB305 - Time for criminal trials; competency decision time not counted against the state.
SB453 - Driving under the influence.
HB2009 - Defining the crime of home improvement fraud and providing penalties.
HB2022 - Allowing venue to be transferred back to the jurisdiction where the crime occurred when a defendant is to be conditionally released.
HB2032 - County and district attorney monthly reporting of caseloads.
HB2045 - Amending the definitions and penalties for eavesdropping and blackmail.
HB2059 - Requiring second-hand stores to verify identity of sellers and record such information.
HB2061 - Enumerating transferred intent as an element of state criminal law when the person acts with the requisite culpability but such person's actions affect a different object or person than intended.
HB2062 - Giving law enforcement officers permission to search people on probation, parole or postrelease supervision upon reasonable suspicion.
HB2098 - Making methamphetamine precursors schedule III prescription drugs.
HB2138 - Expanding crime of burglary to include entering to commit certain domestic crimes.
HB2162 - Concerning expungement of arrest records; docket fee.
HB2199 - Right-of-way violations; increased penalties.
HB2213 - Providing possible exemptions from lifetime postrelease supervision for persons convicted of sexually violent crimes.
HB2217 - Concerning authorized interception of wire, oral or electronic communications; issuance of order.
HB2250 - Amending the drug code to include penalties based on amount.
HB2259 - Criminal procedure and appearance bonds.
HB2277 - Third and subsequent DUI offenders following county jail sentence shall serve under local supervision for one year; supervised by community corrections or court services.
HB2325 - Eliminating postrelease supervision periods equal to good time credit earned.
HB2326 - Authorizing the use of a standardized offender assessment test to determine the placement of offenders.
HB2327 - Allowing veterans with PTSD to seek mental health treatment upon certain convictions.
HB2332 - Sexual exploitation of a child: increasing the penalty for certain offenses.
HB2334 - Creating new procedures to determine a defendant's competency to stand trial.
HB2419 - Determining defendant's indigency for purposes of appointing counsel.
HB2440 - Creating the crime of failure to report the disappearance of a child.
HB2467 - Creating the crimes of unlawful dissemination and possession of a depiction of a minor.
HB2488 - Allowing insurance premium increases as restitution to crime victims.
HB2497 - Amending procedures concerning a defendant's competency to stand trial.
HB2498 - Creating a mental health diversion option for county and district attorneys.
HB2529 - Court fees and costs in restitution judgments.
HB2559 - Amendments to the Kansas school safety and security act.
HB2567 - Expanding crime of aggravated endangering a child.
HB2584 - Knives; restriction on regulations; weapons crimes amended
HB2601 - Criminalizing refusal to provide certain information to law enforcement upon demand.
HB2602 - Establishing the Kansas criminal alien rapid repatriation act.
HB2632 - Relating to law enforcement reporting and investigation of missing person reports.
HB2648 - Authorizing expungement of child abuse convictions or adjudications.
HB2699 - Relating to furnishing alcoholic liquor or cereal malt beverages to a minor.
HB2707 - Requiring judicial review of release of mentally incompetent defendants.
HB2748 - Discharging a firearm inside or into a city; crime; exceptions.
HB2771 - Relating to appeals; trials; violations of the uniform act regulating traffic on highways.
HB2779 - Human trafficking; crimes of commercial sexual exploitation of a child, selling sexual relations, promoting the sale of sexual relations and buying sexual relations.

Sponsored Bills
SB6 - House Substitute for SB 6 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Driving under the influence.
SB23 - House Substitute for SB 23 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Establishing juvenile's rights to trial by jury, grandparents as interested parties in juvenile proceedings, and provisions for the awarding of high school diplomas to certain persons.
SB37 - House Substitute for SB 37 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Amendments to the Kansas offender registration act.
SB46 - House Substitute for SB 46 -- by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Human trafficking; crimes of commercial sexual exploitation of a child, selling sexual relations, promoting the sale of sexual relations and buying sexual relations.
SB55 - House Substitute for SB 55 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Authorizing relief from firearm disability for mentally ill and allowing access to certain information; house arrest and other sentencing conditions as penalties for certain crimes, interception of third-party communications, use of immigration status for appearance bond considerations; grand juries, payment of prisoners for work release, community corrections, harassment by telecommunications device.
SB60 - House Substitue for SB 60 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Relating to house arrest as a sanction for certain crimes, expungement of certain crminal records, authorizing grand jury petitions, eliminating automatic supreme court appeals for certain crimes and amending community corrections success and funding provisions.
SB63 - House Substitute for SB 63 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Amending the crime of sexual exploitation of a child.
SB104 - House Substitute for SB 104 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Driving under the influence; creating the crime of test refusal; motorized bicycle licenses.
SB159 - House Substitute for Substitute SB 159 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Searches of persons on probation, parolees and persons on postrelease supervision.
SB 159 - House Substitute for Substitute SB 159 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Searches of persons on probation, parolees and persons on postrelease supervision.
SB176 - House Substitute for SB 176 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Concerning criminal procedure; relating to conditions of release and bond; relating to house arrest; relating to employment of county and municipal prisoners.
SB325 - House Substitute for SB 325 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Distribution of controlled substances to health care providers, mammogram reporting and notice requirements.
HB2022 - Allowing venue to be transferred back to the jurisdiction where the crime occurred when a defendant is to be conditionally released.
HB2023 - Amending the drug schedule by adding additional unlawful substances.
HB2038 - Amending the procedure regarding jury trials for upward departure sentences.
HB2044 - Amending the requirements for action and notification upon motor vehicle accident.
HB2045 - Amending the definitions and penalties for eavesdropping and blackmail.
HB2049 - Amending the controlled substances schedule regarding tetrahydrocannabinols and related substances.
HB2055 - Substitute for HB 2055 by Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Amending reporting requirements of the district attorney to the secretary of corrections.
HB2057 - Adding Johnson County sheriff's laboratory and Sedgwick County regional forensic science center as admissible forensic examination centers.
HB2098 - Making methamphetamine precursors schedule III prescription drugs.
HB2104 - Creating a mental health confidentiality exception for law enforcement upon arrest.
HB2118 - Amending the requirements of offender appearance bonds and supervision costs.
HB2138 - Expanding crime of burglary to include entering to commit certain domestic crimes.
HB2151 - Concerning crimes; criminal procedure and punishment; relating to breach of privacy and blackmail.
HB2152 - Amending the provisions of the crime of operating a vessel under the influence.
HB2188 - Substitute for HB 2188 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Requiring fiscal notes for certain resolutions.
HB2196 - Amending the rules of evidence regarding expert testimony in sexually violent predator commitment cases.
HB2197 - Amending the circumstances under which public defenders may accept new clients.
HB2213 - Providing possible exemptions from lifetime postrelease supervision for persons convicted of sexually violent crimes.
HB2227 - Allowing for the issuance of arrest warrants based on DNA profiles.
HB2232 - Substitute HB 2232 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Amending the crime of possession of prescription-only drugs.
HB2249 - Adding chemical compounds known as "bath salts" to the controlled substances schedule.
HB2250 - Amending the drug code to include penalties based on amount.
HB2318 - Substitute HB 2318 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice-- Amendments to the recodified criminal controlled substances provisions and the drug sentencing grid.
HB2319 - Authorizing house arrest for certain misdemeanors and nongrid felonies and updating definitions.
HB2321 - Amendments to the recodified criminal code.
HB2322 - Amendments to the Kansas offender registration act.
HB2323 - Abolishing the death penalty; creating the crime of aggravated murder.
HB2324 - Making it unlawful to furnish electronic cigarettes to people under 18 years of age.
HB2325 - Eliminating postrelease supervision periods equal to good time credit earned.
HB2326 - Authorizing the use of a standardized offender assessment test to determine the placement of offenders.
HB2327 - Allowing veterans with PTSD to seek mental health treatment upon certain convictions.
HB2329 - Allowing the Kansas bureau of investigation to access expunged records under certain circumstances.
HB2334 - Creating new procedures to determine a defendant's competency to stand trial.
HB2427 - Substitute for HB 2427 by Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice -- Amending the open records act to exclude personal information concerning law enforcement officers.
HB2440 - Creating the crime of failure to report the disappearance of a child.
HB2467 - Creating the crimes of unlawful dissemination and possession of a depiction of a minor.
HB2468 - Requiring defense attorneys to produce reports and allow inspection prior to criminal trial.
HB2469 - Requiring payment of BIDS fees for parole revocation proceedings.
HB2470 - Amending provisions concerning sales of certain scrap metal.
HB2488 - Allowing insurance premium increases as restitution to crime victims.
HB2494 - Statute of limitations for sexually violent offenses when victim is a child.
HB2495 - Increasing the maximum allowable vessel registration fee charged by the department of wildlife, parks and tourism.
HB2496 - Applying the Kansas law enforcement training act to investigators of the juvenile justice authority and department of corrections.
HB2497 - Amending procedures concerning a defendant's competency to stand trial.
HB2498 - Creating a mental health diversion option for county and district attorneys.
HB2506 - Issuance of motorized bicycle licenses to habitual violators.
HB2535 - Amending statutes affected by 2011 ERO 34 transferring the Kansas parole board to the prisoner review board.
HB2567 - Expanding crime of aggravated endangering a child.
HB2568 - Amendments to the Kansas offender registration act.
HB2600 - Amending the medical information confidentiality exception as pertaining to detention of a mental health patient.
HB2601 - Criminalizing refusal to provide certain information to law enforcement upon demand.
HB2602 - Establishing the Kansas criminal alien rapid repatriation act.
HB2613 - Allowing for extension of protective orders under certain circumstances.
HB2632 - Relating to law enforcement reporting and investigation of missing person reports.
HB2636 - Including sexual orientation and gender identity as factors concerning the denial of civil rights.
HB2653 - Requiring the compilation of law enforcement statistics for the purpose of identifying and eliminating racial profiling.
HB2707 - Requiring judicial review of release of mentally incompetent defendants.
HB2736 - Amending requirements of stalking petitions for defendants under the age of 14.
HB2737 - Allowing for consecutive commitment to a juvenile correctional facility under certain circumstances.