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Corrections and Correctional Facilities, State

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Alternatives - HR 87
Civil rights, restoration to eligible felony offenders, promulgation of regulations - HB 281
Corrections Dept. employees to testify by deposition when acting officially - SB 156: HFA(1)
Death penalty, abolition of - HB 122
Department of Corrections employee testimony, form of - HB 257
Desecration of venerated objects, violating graves - SB 42; HB 39: SFA (1)
DNA
  • database, expansion of range of felons included in - SB 45; HB 33
  • testing, allow for death row inmates - HB 273
  • testing, expand to violent offenders - SB 45: SFA(1)
  • testing, violent offenders - HB 33: HFA(1)
Employees, increase in rate of compensation - HB 307
Felons, restoration of rights - HB 281: HFA(1)
Juveniles, Department of Juvenile Justice, Division of Placement Services, creation of - HB 98
Medical records, production of by Dept. of Corrections - SB 156: HCS
Photographic record of inmates, requirement for - HB 234
Trained peace officer status, when elected jailer is to retain - HB 131
Treatment of prisoners, standard for - HB 271
Wrongful imprisonment, civil action for - SB 78
Youthful offenders, continued custody with Department of Juvenile Justice - HB 296

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