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HB 2538 72-0 (1991) Author: Colbert, Paul | et. al. Relating to the creation of the Texas Sentencing and Corrections Commission, the imposition of consecutive sentences on certain defendants, the punishment of defendants who use a minor in the commission of the offense, restitution liens for victims of crime, the right of a crime victim to receive certain information from a prosecutor, the implementation of certain computerized criminal information systems, the issuance of bonds for prison construction, the supervision of parolees and probationers, the capacity of the institutional division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and certain conditions imposed on inmates of the institutional division. House: Corrections Left pending in committee
HB 2767 72-0 (1991) Author: Colbert, Paul Relating to the sentencing, punishment, rehabilitation and information management aspects of the criminal justice system. House: Corrections Referred to Corrections
SB 1596 72-0 (1991) Author: Turner, Jim | et. al.
Sponsor: Stiles, Mark 		Relating to reducing overcrowding in jails and promoting a more effective state criminal justice system, including provisions relating to maintenance and operation tax rate, the composition of the Criminal Justice Policy Council, the creation of the Texas Sentencing and Corrections Commission, performance rewards payments to certain counties, and conditions of parole; and repealing certain statutes related to criminal offenses. House: Criminal Jurisprudence
Senate: Finance 		Effective on 9/1/91
HB 23 72-1 (1991) Author: Colbert, Paul Relating to the creation of the Texas Sentencing and Corrections Commission. House: Corrections Referred to Corrections
HB 34 72-1 (1991) Author: Colbert, Paul Relating to the creation of the Texas Sentencing and Corrections Commission, the imposition of consecutive sentences on certain defendants, the punishment of defendants who use a minor in the commission of the offense, restitution liens for victims of crime, the right of a crime victim to receive certain information from a prosecutor, the implementation of certain computerized criminal and criminal incident information systems, the issuance of bonds and the imposition of a state sales and use tax for construction and renovation of corrections facilities, the supervision of parolees and probationers, the capacity of the institutional division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and certain conditions imposed on inmates of the institutional division. House: Corrections Referred to Corrections
HB 73 72-1 (1991) Author: Stiles, Mark | et. al. Relating to reducing overcrowding in jails and promoting a more effective state criminal justice system, including provisions relating to maintenance and operation tax rate, the composition of the Criminal Justice Policy Council, the creation of the Texas Sentencing and Corrections Commission, performance rewards payments to certain counties, and conditions of parole; and repealing certain statutes related to criminal offenses. House: Criminal Jurisprudence Left pending in committee
SB 71 72-1 (1991) Author: Turner, Jim | et. al. Relating to reducing overcrowding in jails and promoting a more effective state criminal justice system, including provisions relating to maintenance and operation tax rate, pre-parole transfer programs for certain inmates, the issuance of bonds for prison construction, and liability issues for individuals who work with defendants participating in work programs. Senate: Finance Reported favorably with substitute
HB 101 72-2 (1991) Author: Colbert, Paul Relating to the creation of the Texas Sentencing and Corrections Commission, the imposition of consecutive sentences on certain defendants, the punishment of defendants who use a minor in the commission of the offense, restitution liens for victims of crime, the right of a crime victim to receive certain information from a prosecutor, the implementation of certain computerized criminal and criminal incident information systems, the supervision of parolees and probationers, the use of temporary housing and restrictions on the use of certain other procedures to avoid overcrowding in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice institutional division, and certain conditions imposed on inmates of the institutional division. House: Corrections Referred to Corrections


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