Relating To Workplace Safety. [HB-2531]
Allows a person who employs or contracts with a health care worker who suffers an act of violence to report the event to law enforcement and petition for a temporary restraining order and injunction under certain circumstances.
HB-2531: Relating To Workplace Safety.
Sponsored by: Rep. Gregg Takayama
The Committee(s) On Jha Recommend(s) That The Measure Be Deferred. on 02/21/2024
Relating To Workplace Safety. [SB-2569]
Allows a person who employs or contracts with a health care worker who suffers an act of violence at the health care facility to report the event to law enforcement and petition for a temporary restraining order and injunction under certain circumstances. (SD2)
SB-2569: Relating To Workplace Safety.
Sponsored by: Sen. Lynn Decoite
The Committee(s) On Jha Recommend(s) That The Measure Be Deferred. on 03/14/2024
Relating To Workplace Safety. [SB-2189]
Allows a person who employs or contracts with a health care worker who suffers an act of violence to report the event to law enforcement and petition for a temporary restraining order and injunction under certain circumstances.
SB-2189: Relating To Workplace Safety.
Sponsored by: Sen. Joy San Buenaventura
Introduced. on 01/18/2024
Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders. [HB-352]
Authorizes the family courts to allow petitioners to attend TRO hearings remotely upon request. Requires the courts to consider certain factors. Requires the courts to allow petitioners who allege domestic abuse to attend TRO hearings remotely. Effective 6/30/3000. (HD1)
Sponsored by: Rep. Linda Ichiyama
Carried Over To 2024 Regular Session. on 12/11/2023
Relating To Protective Orders. [HB-752]
Expands the jurisdiction for a petition for a domestic abuse protective order to be in the family court in which the nonresident is located; the respondent resides; the subject of a petition that is a minor, incapacitated person, or person who is physically unable to go to the appropriate place; or the domestic abuse occurred. Expands the jurisdiction for petitions for temporary restraining orders due to harassment to be in the district court in which the nonresident is located; the respondent resides; or the harassment occurred. (HD1)
Sponsored by: Rep. Linda Ichiyama
Carried Over To 2024 Regular Session. on 12/11/2023
Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders. [SB-933]
Authorizes the family courts to allow petitioners to attend TRO hearings remotely upon request. Requires the courts to consider certain factors. Requires the courts to allow petitioners who allege domestic abuse to attend TRO hearings remotely. (CD1)
SB-933: Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders.
Sponsored by: Sen. Karl Rhoads
Act 075, 06/14/2023 (gov. Msg. No. 1176). on 06/14/2023
Relating To Protective Orders. [HB-752]
Expands the jurisdiction for a petition for a domestic abuse protective order to be in the family court in which the nonresident is located; the respondent resides; the subject of a petition that is a minor, incapacitated person, or person who is physically unable to go to the appropriate place; or the domestic abuse occurred. Expands the jurisdiction for petitions for temporary restraining orders due to harassment to be in the district court in which the nonresident is located; the respondent resides; or the harassment occurred. (HD1)
HB-752: Relating To Protective Orders.
Sponsored by: Rep. Linda Ichiyama
Referred To Jdc. on 03/10/2023
Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders. [HB-352]
Authorizes the family courts to allow petitioners to attend TRO hearings remotely upon request. Requires the courts to consider certain factors. Requires the courts to allow petitioners who allege domestic abuse to attend TRO hearings remotely. Effective 6/30/3000. (HD1)
HB-352: Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders.
Sponsored by: Rep. Linda Ichiyama
Referred To Jdc. on 03/10/2023
SR-49: Requesting The Judiciary To Permanently Provide An Option Allowing Petitioners Of Temporary Restraining Orders To Remotely Testify For Those Hearings.
Sponsored by: Sen. Joy San Buenaventura
The Committee On Jdc Deferred The Measure. on 04/06/2022
You have voted SR-49: Requesting The Judiciary To Permanently Provide An Option Allowing Petitioners Of Temporary Restraining Orders To Remotely Testify For Those Hearings..
SCR-54: Requesting The Judiciary To Permanently Provide An Option Allowing Petitioners Of Temporary Restraining Orders To Remotely Testify For Those Hearings.
Sponsored by: Sen. Joy San Buenaventura
The Committee On Jdc Deferred The Measure. on 04/06/2022
You have voted SCR-54: Requesting The Judiciary To Permanently Provide An Option Allowing Petitioners Of Temporary Restraining Orders To Remotely Testify For Those Hearings..
Relating To Restraining Order Violations. [SB-622]
Requires a court to sentence a person convicted of violating a temporary restraining order, injunction or restraining order, or order of protection during the term of a stay-at-home order imposed by the State or a county in which the violation occurred to a mandatory minimum jail sentence of not less than thirty days and fined no less than $500 and no more than $3,000. Takes effect 7/30/2075. (SD1)
SB-622: Relating To Restraining Order Violations.
Sponsored by: Sen. Joy San Buenaventura
Referred To Jha, Fin, Referral Sheet 24 on 03/10/2022
Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders. [SB-638]
Increases the penalties for repeat TRO offenders who violate the TRO during a stay-at-home or safer-at-home order or advisory issued by the Governor or a Mayor.
SB-638: Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders.
Sponsored by: Sen. Gil Keith-agaran
Carried Over To 2022 Regular Session. on 12/10/2021
Relating To Restraining Order Violations. [SB-622]
Requires a court to sentence a person convicted of violating an injunction or restraining order or order of protection during the term of a stay-at-home order imposed by the State or a county in which the violation occurred to a mandatory minimum jail sentence of not less than thirty days and fined not less than $5,000.
SB-622: Relating To Restraining Order Violations.
Sponsored by: Sen. Joy San Buenaventura
Reported From Psm (stand. Com. Rep. No. 375) With Recommendation Of Passage On Second Reading And Referral To Jdc. on 02/18/2021
Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders. [SB-638]
Increases the penalties for repeat TRO offenders who violate the TRO during a stay-at-home or safer-at-home order or advisory issued by the Governor or a Mayor.
SB-638: Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders.
Sponsored by: Sen. Gil Keith-agaran
Referred To Jdc. on 01/27/2021
Relating To Protective Orders. [HB-2710]
Permits a law enforcement officer to search a person convicted of violating certain temporary restraining orders or protective orders, including the person's motor vehicle and the person's residence, for firearms without obtaining a search warrant if the law enforcement officer has reason to believe acts of abuse, malicious property damage, or harassment by the person are imminent. Specifies that a seized firearm shall not be used for a subsequent conviction if the original search lacked probable cause but authorizes law enforcement to maintain
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HB-2710: Relating To Protective Orders.
Sponsored by: Rep. Gregg Takayama
The Committee(s) On Pvm/jud Recommend(s) That The Measure Be Deferred. on 02/06/2020
Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders, Protective Orders, And Injunctions. [HB-2050]
Clarifies that the effective period of a temporary restraining order, protective order, or injunction restraining any party from contacting, threatening, or physically abusing a minor may extend to a date after the minor has reached 18 years of age. Effective 12/31/2059. (HD1)
HB-2050: Relating To Temporary Restraining Orders, Protective Orders, And Injunctions.
Sponsored by: Sen. Lynn Decoite
Reported From Jud (stand. Com. Rep. No. 564-20), Recommending Referral To Fin. on 02/14/2020