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HM 19 Limiting the scope and
exercise of Federal power. |
Urges
Congress to honor provisions of U. S. Constitution & U. S. Supreme Court
case law which limit scope & exercise of federal power.
SM 96 by Sen. Baker and SM 178 by Sen. Lynn are companions to HM 19:
Tenth Amendment/Constitution of the United States: Urges the Congress
of the United States to cease and desist from certain mandates that are
prohibited by the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United
States. Demands that certain federal legislation be prohibited or
repealed.
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HB 21 Regulation of Firearms |
Creates
Florida Firearms Freedom Act; provides legislative findings &
definitions; provides that specified firearms, firearm accessories, &
ammunition for personal use manufactured in state are not subject to
federal law or regulation; provides that importation into state of
specified parts & incorporation of such parts into firearm, firearm
accessory, or ammunition manufactured in state does not subject firearm,
firearm accessory, or ammunition to federal regulation; provides that
certain basic materials are not subject to federal regulation of
firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition under interstate commerce;
provides that specified firearm accessories imported into state from
another state do not subject firearm to federal regulation under
interstate commerce; provides legislative findings with respect thereto;
provides exceptions; provides applicability; requires that firearms
manufactured & sold in state must bear indicia of manufacture by
specified date.
SB 98 by Sen.
Baker is a companion bill to HB 21:
Regulation of
Firearms: Creates
the Florida Firearms Freedom Act. Provides that specified firearms,
firearm accessories, and ammunition for personal use manufactured in the
state are not subject to federal law or regulation. Provides that
certain basic materials are not subject to federal regulation of
firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition under interstate commerce,
etc.
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HJR 37 Healthcare services |
Proposes
creation of s. 28, Art. X of State Constitution to prohibit laws or
rules from compelling any person,
employer, or health care
provider to participate in any health care system; permit person or
employer to purchase lawful health care services directly from health
care provider; permit health care provider to accept direct payment from
person or employer for lawful health care services; exempt persons,
employers, & health care providers from penalties & fines for paying or
accepting direct payment for lawful health care services; permit
purchase or sale of health
insurance in private health
care systems; & specifies what amendment does not affect or prohibit.
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HB 41 Use of an electronic
wireless comm. device while driving. |
Prohibits operation of moving motor vehicle while reading, manually
writing or typing, or sending message on electronic wireless
communications device; provides exceptions & penalties.
SB 244 by Sen.
Wilson is a companion to HB 41:
Cellular
Telephones/Motor Vehicle: Prohibits
the use of a cellular telephone while operating a motor vehicle except
when using a headset or hands-free device. Provides for enforcement only
as a secondary offense, etc.
SB 324 by Sen. Baker SB 326 by Sen. Baker
SB 328 by Sen. Dockery companion to HB 41 all deal with
texting while driving:
Motor
Vehicle Operators/Text Messaging: Prohibits
a person from writing or sending a text message on an electronic
communications device while operating a motor vehicle. Provides for
enforcement. Provides exceptions. Provides penalties.
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HB 71 Dept of Highway Safety and
Motor Vehicles. |
Decreases fees & charges for reinstatement of driver license,
certificates of title,
registration of motor
vehicle, license plates, validation decals, & mobile home stickers,
initial registration
application for certain
vehicles, driver's license examinations, services & documents, driver's
licenses, return of license suspended, & DUI program enrollment; removes
fee & service charge for publication & delivery of notice given by
certain licensed dealers, lists of motor vehicle & vessel records, &
hearing on or review of certain actions; decreases annual license taxes
for operation of certain vehicles.
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| SM 96
- Exercise of Federal Power [SPSC] |
MEMORIAL by Baker (CO-SPONSORS) Gaetz; Storms; Negron; Lynn; Fasano;
Richter; Bennett; Haridopolos; Oelrich
Exercise of Federal Power [SPSC]: Urges the Congress of the United
States to honor the provisions of the Constitution of the United States
and United States Supreme Court case law which limit the scope and
exercise of federal power.
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SB 768 - Luis Rivera
Ortega Street Racing Act |
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SENATE
This bill amends Florida’s street racing
statute by increasing certain fines and penalties and driver’s license
suspensions for violators. For a second conviction of the statute within
five years, the bill increases the amount of fine a violator must pay to
not less than $1,000 and not more than $3,000. Additionally, the bill
adds a first-degree misdemeanor offense if a person is convicted of an
unlawful racing violation a third time in a five year period, provides
for a fine of not less than $2,000 and not more than $5,000, and
provides the violator’s driver’s license must be revoked for four years.
Effective Date: October 1, 2010
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Decreases fees & charges for
reinstatement of driver license, certificates of title registration of
motor vehicle, license plates, validation decals, & mobile home
stickers, initial registration application for certain vehicles,
driver's license examinations, services & documents, driver's licenses,
return of license suspended, & DUI program enrollment; removes fee &
service charge for publication & delivery of notice given by certain
licensed dealers, lists of motor vehicle & vessel records, & hearing on
or review of certain actions; decreases annual license taxes for
operation of certain vehicles.
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| HB 137
"Motor Vehicles" |
"Revises penalties for unlawful
operation of sound making device in motor vehicle; provides that such
operation is moving violation which includes assessment of points
against driver's license; provides increased penalties for repeat
violations within certain time period."
SB 298 by Sen. Oelrich is companion to HB
137:
Motor
Vehicles/Sound making Device:
Revises penalties for unlawful operation of a sound making device in a
motor vehicle. Provides that such operation is a moving violation, which
includes the assessment of points against the driver's license. Provides
increased penalties for repeat violations within a certain time period.
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| SM 178
- Tenth Amendment/Constitution of the United States |
MEMORIAL by Lynn
Tenth Amendment/Constitution of the United States: Urges the Congress of
the United States to cease and desist from certain mandates that are
prohibited by the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United
States. Demands that certain federal legislation be prohibited or
repealed.
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Driving
or Boating Under the Influence:
02/03/2010 – Withdrawn prior to introduction.
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HB 297 - Vehicle Crashes Involving Death: |
Vehicle Crashes Involving Death: Requires
that a defendant be arrested for leaving the scene of a crash that
involves death must be held in custody until brought before judge for
admittance to bail.
Introduced by Rep. Planas
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Highway
Safety Act:
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| HB 875
- Traffic Offenses
SB 1918 - Traffic Offenses |
Identical in both House & Senate versions at time of filing.
Provides criminal penalties for person who commits moving violation that
causes serious bodily injury to, or causes or contributes to death of,
person operating or riding in motor vehicle or operating or riding on
motorcycle; requires that person pay specified fine, serve minimum
period of incarceration, & attend driver improvement course; requires
court to revoke person's driver's license for specified period; provides
that act does not prohibit person from being charged with, convicted of,
or punished for any other violation of law.
Effective Date: October 1, 2010
The
measure was introduced in both 2008 and 2009, but died in committee both
times.
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SB 892 - Department
of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles |
Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles: Expresses
the legislative intent to revise laws relating to the Department of
Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
Effective Date:
07/01/2010
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| SB 904
- Department of Transportation |
Gardiner
Department of Transportation: Expresses the legislative intent to
revise laws relating to the Department of Transportation.
Effective Date: 07/01/2010
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| SB 910
- Department of Transportation |
Gardiner
Department of Transportation: Expresses the legislative intent to
revise laws relating to the Department of Transportation.
Effective Date: 07/01/2010
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| SB 916
- Transportation |
Gardiner
Transportation: Expresses the legislative intent to revise laws
relating to transportation.
Effective Date: 07/01/2010
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| SB 922
- Highway Safety |
Gardiner
Highway Safety: Expresses the legislative intent to revise laws relating
to highway safety.
Effective Date: 07/01/2010
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HB 1029 - Motor Vehicle
Crashes |
Requires driver of vehicle
involved in crash that results in serious bodily injury to stop & remain
at scene until he or she has fulfilled specified requirements; directs
court to order restitution; revises mandatory minimum term of
imprisonment for person who was driving under influence & fails to stop
& fulfill such requirements at scene of crash that results in death of
any person; provides mandatory penalties for failing to stop & fulfill
such requirements at scene of crash that results in injury, serious
bodily injury, or death of any person; provides that person who commits
such violation may be required to participation in victim impact panel
session; provides for period of license revocation.
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SB 210 - The Senate version
GENERAL BILL by Dockery (CO-SPONSORS) Storms
Leaving the Scene/Crash/Death or
Personal Injuries
[CPSC]Requires
a driver of any
vehicle
involved in a crash that results in serious bodily injury to any person
to immediately stop the vehicle at the scene of the crash, etc.
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SB 1578 -
Parental Authority
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GENERAL BILL by Baker
Provides that a motorsport liability
release signed by a minor is valid if the release is also signed by the
minor's parent or guardian. Authorizes natural guardians to waive and
release, in advance, any claim or cause of action that would accrue to
any of their minor children to the same extent that any adult may do so
on his or her own behalf, etc.
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