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HB 2294, 72nd R.S.
Relating to the creation of the offenses of hate crime and institutional vandalism; prosecution of those crimes by the attorney general; allowing civil actions for those crimes; prohibiting the licensing of a peace officer convicted of those crimes; collecting and maintaining information about those crimes and establishing the hate crimes and institutional vandalism account.

Last action: Left pending in committee

Author: Fred Blair
Coauthor: Eddie Cavazos | Curtis Soileau | Ron Wilson | Wilhelmina Delco | Sherri Greenberg | Glen Maxey | Ciro Rodriguez | David Cain | Libby Linebarger | Karyne Conley | Jerald Larry | Al Edwards | Elliott Naishtat | Samuel Hudson III | Senfronia Thompson

Companion:

SB 1317 (Identical)

Subjects:
Crimes--Against Persons
HATE CRIME
Human Relations
Law Enforcement

House Committee: Criminal Jurisprudence (Parker McCollough, John Cook, Eddie De La Garza, Kenneth Fleuriet, Pete Gallego, Steve Ogden, A.R. Ovard, Allen Place, Jim Tallas) Minutes: April 30 1991


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