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SB 104, 72nd 1st C.S.
Relating to the eligibility for federal funds for highway and alcohol-awareness programs through the implementation of a statewide administrative driver's license revocation program; providing penalties.

Last action: Referred to Criminal Jurisprudence

Author: Judith Zaffirini
Joint Author: Bob Glasgow
Coauthor: Temple Dickson | Rodney Ellis | John Leedom | Eddie Lucio | Mike Moncrief | David Sibley | Frank Tejeda | Carlos Truan | John Whitmire | Chet Brooks | Teel Bivins | Chris Harris | Peggy Rosson | John Montford

Companion:

HB 239 (Identical)

Subjects:
Alcoholism & Drug Abuse
Highways
Vehicles & Traffic--Drivers Licenses
Vehicles & Traffic--DWI & DUID

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)
Senate Committee: State Affairs (Bob Glasgow, Steven Carriker, Temple Dickson, Rodney Ellis, Gene Green, O.H. Harris, Don Henderson, John Leedom, Eddie Lucio, Ted Lyon, Mike Moncrief, Peggy Rosson, John Whitmire)


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