Relating To The Statute Of Limitations For Tampering With Certain Physical Evidence.

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This bill addresses the statute of limitations for tampering with specific physical evidence. It aims to extend the time limit within which a prosecution can be initiated for tampering with evidence related to certain serious crimes. By doing so, the bill seeks to ensure that individuals who interfere with critical evidence in these cases can still be held accountable even if some time has passed since the offense occurred.

Bill Activity

2023-01-09: Filed
2023-03-03: Read first time
2023-03-03: Referred to Criminal Jurisprudence
2023-03-14: Scheduled for public hearing on . . .
2023-03-14: Considered in public hearing
2023-03-14: Testimony taken/registration(s) recorded in committee
2023-03-14: Reported favorably w/o amendment(s)
2023-03-22: Comte report filed with Committee Coordinator
2023-03-23: Committee report distributed
2023-03-23: Committee report sent to Calendars
2023-04-19: Considered in Calendars
2023-04-24: Placed on General State Calendar
2023-04-24: Read 2nd time
2023-04-24: Passed to engrossment
2023-04-25: Read 3rd time
2023-04-25: Passed
2023-04-25: Record vote RV#473
2023-04-25: Reported engrossed
2023-04-26: Received from the House
2023-04-26: Read first time
2023-04-26: Referred to Criminal Justice
2023-05-02: Scheduled for public hearing on . . .
2023-05-02: Considered in public hearing
2023-05-02: Testimony taken in committee
2023-05-02: Vote taken in committee
2023-05-03: Reported favorably w/o amendments
2023-05-03: Recommended for local & uncontested calendar
2023-05-03: Committee report printed and distributed
2023-05-04: Placed on intent calendar
2023-05-08: Rules suspended-Regular order of business
2023-05-08: Read 2nd time & passed to 3rd reading
2023-05-08: Vote recorded in Journal
2023-05-08: Three day rule suspended
2023-05-08: Record vote
2023-05-08: Read 3rd time
2023-05-08: Passed
2023-05-08: Record vote
2023-05-08: Senate passage reported
2023-05-09: Reported enrolled
2023-05-09: Signed in the House
2023-05-10: Signed in the Senate
2023-05-11: Sent to the Governor
2023-05-23: Signed by the Governor
2023-05-23: Effective on 9/1/23

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Eddie Morales (D)

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