2023-2024 Session
Change SessionHouse Committee on Judiciary (Room 30)
The House Committee on Judiciary considers matters relating to civil rights and civil liberties, the criminal and civil justice systems, violence prevention and public safety, and other similar policies.
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- Documents/2024/WorkGroups/House Judiciary/Bills/S.6/Witness Testimony
- Wednesday, May 3, 2023
- Tuesday, May 2, 2023
- Friday, April 28, 2023
- Thursday, April 27, 2023
- Tuesday, April 11, 2023
- S.6: Mark Fallon: IACP Brief
- S.6: Mark Fallon: Principles on Effective Interviewing for Investigations and Information Gathering
- S.6: Mark Fallon: Using Science to Improve the Practice of Interviewing and Interrogation
- S.6: Mark Fallon: The Evolution of Practice to Science-based Effective Interviewing
- Wednesday, April 5, 2023
- S.6: Nathaniel Erb: Letter in Support of S.6 from Wicklander-Zulawski
- S.6: Nathaniel Erb: Reducing Risks- An Executive's Guide to Effective Juvenile Interview and Interrogation
- S.6: Nathaniel Erb: Brief in Support of S.6 from Dr. Hayley Cleary of Virginia Commenwealth University
- S.6: Nathaniel Erb: Article on Parents in Interrogations written by Dr. Hayley Cleary
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Evaluating the Vemront State Police's PEACE Model Training Program
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Baltimore Police Department Policy 1105, Custodial Interrogations
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Baltimore Police Department Policy 1207, Youth Interrogations
- S.6: Julio Thompson: California Assembly Bill 2644
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Illinois Senate Bill 2122
- S.6: Julio Thompson: New Orleans Police Department Operations Manual, Chapter 44.2- Juveniles
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Oregon Senate Bill 418
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Utah House Bill 171
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Delaware House Bill 419
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Parents' Knowledge and Attitudes on Youths' Interrogation Rights
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Washington House Bill 1062
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Colorado House Bill 23-1042
- S.6: Julio Thompson: Connecticut Senate Bill 1071
- S.6: Nathaniel Erb: Written Testimony on Behalf of The Innocence Project
- S.6: Indi Schoenherr: Written Testimony on Behalf of ACLU of Vermont
- S.6: Nathaniel Erb: Proposed Language on Behalf of The Innocence Project
- S.6: Tucker Jones: Written Testimony on Behalf of the Department of Public Health
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Bills In House Committee on Judiciary
Bills that are currently in committee.
Regular Session 2023-2024
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Bills Out of House Committee on Judiciary
Bills sponsored by the committee, and bills reported out of committee. Includes bills where the committee has been relieved of responsibility.
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Bills Referred to House Committee on Judiciary
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Bills Sponsored by House Committee on Judiciary
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