A.G. GancarskiApril 22, 20195min616
Renner's 2019, in many ways, is a preview of what his Speakership will look like.
Tag: House Judiciary Committee
A.G. GancarskiApril 22, 2019
Ryan NicolApril 16, 2019
3min606
“The state of Florida is working towards real reform, real change and real transformation."
Scott PowersApril 9, 2019
10min431
'I will be 190 years old before I am eligible to vote.'
Ryan NicolApril 9, 2019
2min315
The Senate has already approved its version of the bill.
Ryan NicolApril 3, 2019
4min347
A companion in the Senate has advanced through all its committees.
Jacob OglesMarch 21, 2019
5min242
Voters could weigh in on repeal in 2020.
Scott PowersFebruary 14, 2019
11min517
"There is not a document that says, 'You have completed your sentence.'"
Scott PowersMay 22, 2018
6min287
Orlando’s U.S. Rep. Val Demings has joined a Republican and another Democrat in introducing a bill aimed at strengthening the United States’ defense against Russian interference in American elections. The bill, co-sponsored by U.S. Reps. Ted Lieu, a California Democrat, and Elise Stefanik, a Republican from New York, would strengthen federal cybersecurity, support intelligence gathering, […]
Michael MolineNovember 14, 2017
5min321
House assignment of benefits (AOB) legislation cleared its sole committee Tuesday and appears headed to the floor, despite reservations about its limits on attorney fees and lack of language directly sanctioning insurance fraud. Judiciary Committee members also expressed skepticism about insurers pressing policyholders to accept their preferred vendors before approving the bill (PCB JDC 18-01) […]
Michael MolineFebruary 21, 2017
6min439
Bills that would require unanimous jury votes to impose the death penalty, and ask voters whether to impose term limits on appellate judges, were headed to the House floor following their approval Tuesday by the House Judiciary Committee. The death penalty bill attracted a single “no” vote, and that was from Democrat Joe Geller, who said […]