Loitering

State (Maryland)
Maryland 2025 Regular Session

Abandoned and Neglected Cemeteries Fund - Establishment [SB-963]
Establishing the Abandoned and Neglected Cemeteries Fund to provide for the care, preservation, maintenance, and restoration of abandoned and neglected cemeteries in the State; authorizing the Governor to include in the budget bill an appropriation of $250,000 to the Fund; and requiring an annual report by September 30 to the General Assembly on the donations to the Fund, promotional efforts undertaken with money from the Fund, and a detailed accounting of the use of the Fund.

  

Sponsored by: Sen. Johnny Mautz Hearing 3/25 At 1:00 P.m. (health And Government Operations) on 03/15/2025

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State (Hawaii)
Hawaii 2025 Regular Session

Relating To Public Order. [HB-1486]
Makes it a disorderly conduct offense to remain or loiter within twenty feet of a bus stop with no intent to utilize any bus service. Authorizes law enforcement officers to immediately remove any person committing a disorderly conduct offense of remaining or loitering within twenty feet of a bus stop with no intent to utilize any bus service and confiscate any of their personal property. Authorizes law enforcement officers to determine if the confiscated property is to be saved or discarded. Appropriates funds. Effective 7/1/3000. (HD1)

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Sean Quinlan Reported From Hsh (stand. Com. Rep. No. 61) As Amended In Hd 1, Recommending Passage On Second Reading And Referral To Jha. on 02/04/2025

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2025 Regular Session

Abandoned and Neglected Cemeteries Fund - Establishment [HB-535]
Establishing the Abandoned and Neglected Cemeteries Fund to provide for the care, preservation, maintenance, and restoration of abandoned and neglected cemeteries in the State; authorizing the Governor to include in the annual budget bill an appropriation of $250,000 to the fund; and requiring an annual report by September 30 to the General Assembly on the donations to the Fund and promotional efforts undertaken by money from the Fund.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Anne Kaiser Third Reading Passed (139-0) on 03/17/2025

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State (Hawaii)
Hawaii 2025 Regular Session

Relating To Trespassing. [HB-964]
Prohibits loitering or camping near state-owned streambanks. Authorizes law enforcement or authorized personnel to remove individuals after notice. Appropriates funds to support enforcement, public education, and environmental restoration efforts.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Jenna Takenouchi Introduced And Pass First Reading. on 01/23/2025

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State (Hawaii)
Hawaii 2025 Regular Session

Relating To Public Order. [HB-261]
Establishes the offense of loitering on public property and adds trespassing on public property to the offense of criminal trespass in the first degree. Establishes the homeless case management program and special fund, administered by the judiciary for the benefit of persons experiencing homelessness.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Gene Ward Referred To Hsh, Jha, Fin, Referral Sheet 1 on 01/21/2025

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2025 Regular Session

Real Property - Actions for Wrongful Detainer - Required Postings [HB-252]
Providing that certain provisions of law pertaining to wrongful detainer actions do not apply unless certain property is posted conspicuously against trespass or loitering.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Frank Conaway Hearing 1/22 At 1:00 P.m. on 01/10/2025

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State (Hawaii)
Hawaii 2024 Regular Session

Relating To School Zones. [SB-2099]
Prohibits loitering at schools and public property within 200 feet of a school. Prohibits obstructing a building, walkway, public passage, road, highway, sidewalk, or structure of a school or a public property within 200 feet of a school.

  

Sponsored by: Sen. Henry Aquino Referred To Edu, Jdc. on 01/18/2024

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State (Hawaii)
Hawaii 2024 Regular Session

Relating To Public Order. [HB-1209]
Establishes the offense of loitering on public property and adds trespassing on public property to the offense of criminal trespass in the first degree. Establishes the homeless case management program and special fund, administered by the judiciary for the benefit of homeless persons.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Lauren Matsumoto Carried Over To 2024 Regular Session. on 12/11/2023

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State (Hawaii)
Hawaii 2024 Regular Session

Relating To School Zones. [HB-1524]
Prohibits loitering at schools and public property within 200 feet of a school. Prohibits obstructing a building, walkway, public passage, road, highway, sidewalk, or structure of a school or a public property within 200 feet of a school.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Gregg Takayama Referred To Edn, Jha, Referral Sheet 1 on 01/24/2024

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State (Hawaii)
Hawaii 2023 Regular Session

Relating To Public Order. [HB-1209]
Establishes the offense of loitering on public property and adds trespassing on public property to the offense of criminal trespass in the first degree. Establishes the homeless case management program and special fund, administered by the judiciary for the benefit of homeless persons.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Lauren Matsumoto Referred To Hlt, Jha, Fin, Referral Sheet 3 on 01/30/2023

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State (Virginia)
Virginia 2022 Regular Session

Loitering; curfew for minors, age restrictions on trick-or-treating. [HB-372]
Prohibiting loitering; curfew for minors; age restrictions on trick-or-treating. Prohibits localities from imposing age restrictions on trick-or-treating that exceed current loitering and curfew provisions.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Kelly Convirs-Fowler Left In Counties, Cities And Towns on 02/15/2022

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2019 Regular Session

Criminal Procedure - Motion to Vacate Judgment - Human Trafficking (True Freedom Act of 2019) [SB-691]
Altering the eligibility for the filing of a certain motion to vacate judgment; altering the required contents of a certain motion; authorizing the court to dismiss a certain motion without a hearing under certain circumstances; repealing the authority of the court to take certain actions in ruling on a certain motion; requiring the court to vacate a certain conviction if the court grants a certain motion; providing that a certain conviction may not be considered a conviction for any purpose; etc.

  

Sponsored by: Sen. Delores Kelley Hearing 2/27 At 12:00 P.m. on 02/06/2019

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2019 Regular Session

Criminal Procedure - Motion to Vacate Judgment - Human Trafficking (True Freedom Act of 2019) [HB-782]
Altering the eligibility for the filing of a certain motion to vacate judgment if the person's participation in the offense was a direct result of being a victim of human trafficking; requiring that a certain motion be served on a certain State's Attorney; requiring that a certain motion be mailed to a victim or victim's representative at a certain address if the qualifying offense occurred within 5 years before the filing of the motion; requiring the court to take certain factors into consideration when making a certain finding; etc.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Mark Chang Third Reading Passed (131-7) on 03/18/2019

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2013 Regular Session

Criminal Procedure - Expungement of Records - Not Criminally Responsible [SB-479]
Authorizing a person to file a petition for expungement of criminal records if the person was found not criminally responsible under any State or local law that prohibits specified acts; specifying that a petition for expungement based on a finding of not criminally responsible under the Act may not be filed within a specified period of time; etc.

  

Sponsored by: Sen. Lisa Gladden Hearing 4/06 At 1:00 P.m. on 04/06/2013

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2013 Regular Session

Criminal Procedure - Expungement of Records - Not Criminally Responsible [HB-854]
Authorizing a person to file a petition for expungement of criminal records if the person was found not criminally responsible under any State or local law that prohibits specified acts; specifying that a petition for expungement based on a finding of not criminally responsible under the Act may not be filed within a specified period of time; etc.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Kathleen Dumais Approved By The Governor - Chapter 643 on 05/16/2013

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2020 Regular Session

Criminal Law - Victims of Human Trafficking - Affirmative Defense [HB-459]
Establishing an affirmative defense to certain crimes if a defendant committed an act as a result of being a victim of an act of another in violation of certain State and federal provisions of law prohibiting human trafficking; prohibiting a defendant from asserting the affirmative defense established by the Act unless the defendant provides a certain notice to the State's Attorney at least 10 days prior to trial; etc.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Mark Chang Hearing Canceled on 03/15/2020

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2020 Regular Session

Criminal Procedure - Motion to Vacate Judgment - Human Trafficking (True Freedom Act of 2020) [HB-242]
Altering the eligibility for the filing of a certain motion to vacate judgment if the person's participation in the offense was a direct result of being a victim of human trafficking; requiring that a certain motion be served on a certain State's Attorney; requiring that a certain motion be mailed to a victim or victim's representative at a certain address if the qualifying offense occurred within 5 years before the filing of the motion; requiring the court to take certain factors into consideration when making a certain finding; etc.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Vanessa Atterbeary Enacted Under Article Ii, Section 17(c) Of The Maryland Constitution - Chapter 126 on 05/08/2020

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State (Maryland)
Maryland 2020 Regular Session

Criminal Procedure - Motion to Vacate Judgment - Human Trafficking (True Freedom Act of 2020) [SB-206]
Altering the eligibility for the filing of a certain motion to vacate judgment if the person's participation in the offense was a direct result of being a victim of human trafficking; requiring that a certain motion be served on a certain State's Attorney; requiring that a certain motion be mailed to a victim or victim's representative at a certain address if the qualifying offense occurred within 5 years before the filing of the motion; requiring the court to take certain factors into consideration when making a certain finding; etc.

  

Sponsored by: Sen. Delores Kelley Enacted Under Article Ii, Section 17(c) Of The Maryland Constitution - Chapter 127 on 05/08/2020

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State (Hawaii)
Hawaii 2017 Regular Session

Relating To Prostitution. [HB-1532]
Authorizes counties to designate areas where prostitution is prohibited upon petition to the courts. Repeals crimes of loitering for the purpose of prostitution and solicitation of prostitution near schools or public parks.

  

Sponsored by: Rep. Joseph Souki Referred To Jud, Referral Sheet 6 on 01/30/2017

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