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67th Assembly
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House |
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| HB 1035 | Uniform Juvenile Court Act; and to provide a penalty |
| HB 1052 | Cooperative agreements to provide services to juveniles adjudicated in tribal court |
| HB 1069 | Discharge of offenders |
| HB 1070 | Modification of parole board action |
| HB 1071 | Medical paroles |
| HB 1104 | Sentencing of violent offenders; and to provide for retroactive application |
| HB 1112 | Prioritization of admission of inmates |
| HB 1169 | Competition between the government and private industry; and provide for a report to the legislative management. |
| HB 1177 | Probation termination |
| HB 1410 | Prohibiting a correctional facility under the control of the DOCR from substantially burdening the exercise of religion by an offender in the facility's custody, the state health officer's authority, and the governor's authority during a declared disaster or emergency; and to provide penalty. |
| HB 1427 | Commission on juvenile justice and the children's cabinet and create a juvenile justice planning committee |
| HB 1443 | Provide training on bias crimes, aggravated assault, harassment, and criminal mischief, provide for a report to the legislative management |
| HB 1470 | Legislative management study relating to the behavioral health needs of inmates |
| HCR 3002 | MOU and option to acquire land by the DOCR, by NDSP and MRCC, and Parks and Rec |
| SB 2105 | Warrant and probable cause requirements |
| SB 2106 | Transfer fees and travel fees for adults under supervision |
| SB 2107 | Exemption of certain internal investigation records of the DOCR |
| SB 2108 | Exemption to exempt and confidential records |
| SB 2166 | Theft offenses; to provide a penalty |
| SB 2178 | Eligibility for release programs and parole board compensation |
| SB 2196 | Learning continuum and to instructional time and unit requirements |
Senate |
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| SB 2104 | Sale of prison industries-made products |
| SB 2105 | Warrant and probable cause requirements |
| SB 2106 | Transfer fees and travel fees for adults under supervision |
| SB 2107 | Exemption of certain internal investigation records of the DOCR |
| SB 2108 | Exceptions to exempt and confidential records |
| SB 2178 | Eligibility for release programs and parole board compensation |
| SB 2268 | Assault on a health care facility provider; and to provide a penalty |
| HB 1035 | Uniform Juvenile Court Act; and to provide penalty |
| HB 1069 | Discharge of offenders |
| HB 1070 | Modification of parole board action |
| HB 1112 | Prioritization of admission of inmates |
| HB 1323 | Limitations on mask wearing requirements |
| HB 1410 | Prohibiting a correctional facility under the control of the DOCR from substantially burdening the exercise of religion by an offender in the facility's custody, the state health officer's authority, and the governor's authority during a declared disaster or emergency; and to provide penalty. |
| HB 1435 | Public employees retirement system health insurance benefits coverage for emergency responders who die in the line of duty; and to provide for retroactive application |
| HB 1470 | Legislative management study relating to the behavior health needs of inmates |
| HB 1494 | Legislative management study of law enforcement and correctional officer recruitment, retention, turnover, and training. |
| HCR 3002 | MOU and option to acquire land by the DOCR, by NDSP and MRCC, and Parks and Rec |
Appropriations
Senate |
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| SB 2015 | Overview of DOCR |
| SB 2015 | Division of Juvenile Services |
| SB 2015 | Infographics Overview of DOCR |
| SB 2015 | Master Plan Plan 2021-2030 - Moss Report |