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Legislative Log

INTRODUCED IN HOUSE

HB104 (Robison) Requires vehicle owners who do not live in Ada County but who work in the county to have same vehicle emission inspections as required of Ada County residents.

HB105 (Revenue and Taxation) Provides method for determining market value for special purpose properties using trended investment method.

INTRODUCED IN SENATE

SCR105 (State Affairs) Authorizes Legislative Council to study implementing statues for the commission on reapportionment authorized by a vote in the last general election.

SB1010 (Education) Requires school districts to use information submitted on Idaho basic educational data system reports for the previous school year when determining apportionment for instructional and administrative staff.

SB1011 (Education) Providing for the use of daily attendance reports submitted for the Feb. 15 apportionment in determining support units used for computing staff allowance.

SB1012 (Education) Establishes maximum salary indices for current and 199596 school years when computing a district’s salarybased apportionment for instructional and administrative staff.

SB1013 (Judiciary and Rules) Provides that a court may order the parents, foster parents or other guardian of a juvenile in detention to pay an amount toward the cost of detention.

SB1014 (Judiciary and Rules) Increases from $2,500 to $10,000 amount that can be recovered from natural or adoptive parent of minor willfully causing economic loss.

SB1015 (Judiciary and Rules) Increases from 30 to 90 days maximum detention allowed for juvenile if the crime committed by the child would be a misdemeanor if committed by an adult and up to 180 days if the crime would be a felony if committed by an adult.

SB1016 (Judiciary and Rules) Provides that juvenile who is tried as an adult shall continue to be handled as an adult if the juvenile is found guilty or pleads guilty to a lesser or amended charge.

SB1017 (Judiciary and Rules) Allows a court to waive juvenile court jurisdiction for child under age 14 who is charged with committing any of the crimes for which a child age 14 to 18 must be tried as an adult.

SB1018 (Judiciary and Rules) Includes first degree arson and aggravated arson in list of crimes for which a juvenile must be tried as an adult.

SB1019 (Judiciary and Rules) Provides that juveniles charged with possession of marijuana or paraphernalia shall come under purview of Youth Rehabilitation Act.

SB1020 (Judiciary and Rules) Provides that juvenile taken into detention for an offense shall be fingerprinted and photographed.

SB1021 (Judiciary and Rules) Provides penalties for intimidation of a witness in a juvenile evidentiary hearing.

SB1022 (Judiciary and Rules) Provides felony penalties for assault or battery upon an employee of a state secure confinement facility for juveniles.

SB1023 (State Affairs) Provides that provisions of the righttowork law are applicable to all employment, private and public, including all employees of the state and its political subdivisions.