JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
House Staff:
Room 138
State House
Boston, MA 02133 House Staff Telephone: (617) 722-2396
Senate Staff
: Room 413C
State House
Boston, MA 02133 Senate Staff Telephone: (617) 722-1200
It shall be the duty of the committee on Judiciary to consider all matters concerning crimes, penalties and sentencing, criminal offender record information, judiciary, including the recall of judges, the salaries ofjudges, court clerks and court officers of the various courts, probation officers, juries and jury duty, parole, registers of deeds, Correction issues previously sent to Public Safety (but excluding the retirement of judges and all other court personnel) and such other matters as may be referred.
Members appointed to the committee:
Creedon of Second Plymouth and Bristol
Baddour of First Essex
Antonioni of Worcester and Middlesex
Creem of First Middlesex and Norfolk
McGee of Third Essex and Middlesex
Tarr of First Essex and Middlesex
O'Flaherty of Chelsea
Finegold of Andover
Naughton of Clinton
J. M. Murphy of Weymouth
Peisch of Wellesley
Curran of Springfield
J. D. Keenan of Salem
Walz of Boston
Fernandes of Milford
Evangelidis of Holden
Webster of Hanson
List of matters that have been referred to the committee:
Senate, No. 26 -- Civil rights.
Senate, No. 27 -- Constitution,- legislative action.
Senate, No. 243 -- Identity theft.
Senate, No. 783 -- Protective orders,- venue.
Senate, No. 784 -- Worcester,- registers of probate.
Senate, No. 785 -- John J. McAuliffe, -vacation.
Senate, No. 786 -- State parks,- volunteers.
Senate, No. 787 -- Mental health court,- pilot.
Senate, No. 788 -- Domestic relations.
Senate, No. 789 -- Animal-companions,- .
Senate, No. 790 -- Sentencing.
Senate, No. 791 -- Record keeping,-domestic violence.
Senate, No. 792 -- Rights of way.
Senate, No. 793 -- Computer crimes,- protection.
Senate, No. 794 -- Protective orders,- photographs.
Senate, No. 795 -- Recovery,- second attachment.
Senate, No. 796 -- Supreme Judicial and Appeals Court.
Senate, No. 797 -- Supreme Judicial Court, -appeals.
Senate, No. 798 -- Judicial merit-retention.
Senate, No. 799 -- Zarrilli,- Capitol Bank.
Senate, No. 800 -- Marriage.
Senate, No. 801 -- Justices of the peace,- fees.
Senate, No. 802 -- Crime victims and witnesses,- protect.
Senate, No. 803 -- Blood tests.
Senate, No. 804 -- Common defense.
Senate, No. 805 -- Criminals,- profit.
Senate, No. 806 -- Dog training areas.
Senate, No. 807 -- Eminent domain.
Senate, No. 808 -- News media,- employee protection.
Senate, No. 809 -- Homicide,-motor vehicle.
Senate, No. 810 -- Warrantless arrest,-vehicular homicide.
Senate, No. 811 -- Shared parenting.
Senate, No. 812 -- Special police officers.
Senate, No. 813 -- Sex offender classification.
Senate, No. 814 -- Sex offenders.
Senate, No. 815 -- Sex offender registry board.
Senate, No. 816 -- Sexual abuse,- minors.
Senate, No. 817 -- Sex offenders,- records.
Senate, No. 818 -- Homestead declarations.
Senate, No. 819 -- Employee records.
Senate, No. 820 -- Disabled veterans,- fees.
Senate, No. 821 -- Thomas Grassia,- CORI.
Senate, No. 822 -- Bail proceedings,- standards.
Senate, No. 823 -- Student loans,- repayment.
Senate, No. 824 -- Criminal cases,- fees.
Senate, No. 825 -- Vehicular homicide,- evidence.
Senate, No. 826 -- Tortious conduct.
Senate, No. 827 -- Uniform real property electronic recording act.
Senate, No. 828 -- Warrant,-management system.
Senate, No. 829 -- Corporate fraud,-penalties.
Senate, No. 830 -- Land Court.
Senate, No. 831 -- Public health.
Senate, No. 832 -- Attorney client privilege.
Senate, No. 833 -- Spousal elective share.
Senate, No. 834 -- Divorce proceedings.
Senate, No. 835 -- Estate of Homestead.
Senate, No. 836 -- Pecuniary legacies and distributions.
Senate, No. 837 -- Landowner's title protection.
Senate, No. 838 -- Forgiveness,-loan.
Senate, No. 839 -- Eminent domain,-owners.
Senate, No. 840 -- Dissolution,-notice of contract.
Senate, No. 841 -- Execution,-personal property.
Senate, No. 842 -- Jurisdiction,-child-custody.
Senate, No. 843 -- Uniform,-probate code.
Senate, No. 844 -- Judges safety.
Senate, No. 845 -- Retired judges,- cost of living adjustments.
Senate, No. 846 -- Judges survivors benefits.
Senate, No. 847 -- Forensic and scientific analysis.
Senate, No. 848 -- Parent child testimony.
Senate, No. 849 -- Small claims.
Senate, No. 850 -- Check,- larceny.
Senate, No. 851 -- Restitution orders,- enforcement.
Senate, No. 852 -- Bad faith claims.
Senate, No. 853 -- Misdemeanors,- hearings.
Senate, No. 854 -- Supplementary proceedings.
Senate, No. 855 -- Suffolk County Housing Court,- jurisdiction.
Senate, No. 856 -- Housing Court,- justices.
Senate, No. 857 -- School bus driver personnel,- good samaritan.
Senate, No. 858 -- Court officers.
Senate, No. 859 -- Assistant clerk magistrate,- Plymouth county.
Senate, No. 860 -- Internet hunting.
Senate, No. 861 -- Children,-services.
Senate, No. 862 -- Collection,-court assessments.
Senate, No. 863 -- Justices,-juvenile court.
Senate, No. 864 -- Children,-fit parents.
Senate, No. 865 -- Children,-need of services.
Senate, No. 866 -- Commission,-judicial conduct.
Senate, No. 867 -- Consumer protection.
Senate, No. 868 -- Private counsel,- compensation.
Senate, No. 869 -- Administrative law,- Superior Court.
Senate, No. 870 -- Recusal of judges.
Senate, No. 871 -- Recusal of judges.
Senate, No. 872 -- Board of Bar Overeers.
Senate, No. 873 -- Antenuptial statute.
Senate, No. 874 -- Prohibit,- laibility waivers.
Senate, No. 875 -- Spousal elective share.
Senate, No. 876 -- Testimonial priviledge,- parent child.
Senate, No. 877 -- Notaries,- conduct.
Senate, No. 878 -- Homestaeds,- clarification.
Senate, No. 879 -- Land court,- techinical changes.
Senate, No. 880 -- Appellate jurisdiction.
Senate, No. 881 -- Court proceedings,- corporations.
Senate, No. 882 -- Indigent persons,- court cost.
Senate, No. 883 -- Estate homestead,- protection.
Senate, No. 884 -- Drug mandatory minimum sentences.
Senate, No. 885 -- Health professionals,- emergency response.
Senate, No. 886 -- Parole Supervision.
Senate, No. 887 -- Minor's personal information,- release.
Senate, No. 888 -- Criminal proceedings,- testimony.
Senate, No. 889 -- Probation,- bail.
Senate, No. 890 -- Probation violations.
Senate, No. 891 -- Spousal elective share.
Senate, No. 892 -- Real estate,- conveyance.
Senate, No. 893 -- Adopted children,- rights.
Senate, No. 894 -- Tort liability.
Senate, No. 895 -- Parenting coordinators.
Senate, No. 896 -- Probation officers,- appointment.
Senate, No. 897 -- Attorney's fees,- taxation.
Senate, No. 898 -- News media,- protection.
Senate, No. 899 -- Money laundering.
Senate, No. 900 -- Community reintegration.
Senate, No. 901 -- Crime,- profit.
Senate, No. 902 -- Domestic violence,- punishment.
Senate, No. 903 -- Murder.
Senate, No. 904 -- Child abuse.
Senate, No. 905 -- Archaic crimes.
Senate, No. 906 -- Criminal justice system,- juvenile.
Senate, No. 907 -- Analysis,-forensic and scientific.
Senate, No. 908 -- Procedures,-eyewitness identification.
Senate, No. 909 -- Sentencing guidelines.
Senate, No. 910 -- Parole board.
Senate, No. 911 -- Chester Gorski
Senate, No. 912 -- Public charities,- annual reports.
Senate, No. 913 -- Land court.
Senate, No. 914 -- Massachusetts land court.
Senate, No. 915 -- Registration,-sex offender.
Senate, No. 916 -- Fireworks,- advertisement.
Senate, No. 917 -- Child witnesses,- protect.
Senate, No. 918 -- Civil marriage,- equal access.
Senate, No. 919 -- Peeping,- crime.
Senate, No. 920 -- Motorcycle operators.
Senate, No. 921 -- Site plan,- judicial review.
Senate, No. 922 -- Sidewalk counseling.
Senate, No. 923 -- Clinic access.
Senate, No. 924 -- Currency laws.
Senate, No. 925 -- Students,- protect.
Senate, No. 926 -- Same sex marriage,- clarify.
Senate, No. 927 -- Outdated legislation.
Senate, No. 928 -- Terminology,- undefined.
Senate, No. 929 -- Parole,- sex offenders.
Senate, No. 930 -- Victims of crime,- notification.
Senate, No. 931 -- Pre-trial detention.
Senate, No. 932 -- Small claims,- statutory maximum.
Senate, No. 933 -- Limitations,-wrongful death.
Senate, No. 934 -- Defendants,-personal recognizance.
Senate, No. 935 -- Court,- failure to appear.
Senate, No. 936 -- Court,- failure to appear penalties.
Senate, No. 937 -- Child pornography,- reporting.
Senate, No. 938 -- Teen violence.
Senate, No. 939 -- Sex offenders,-school buses.
Senate, No. 940 -- Child safety.
Senate, No. 941 -- Donald J. Castle,- vacation accrural.
Senate, No. 942 -- Organizations,- charitable purpose.
Senate, No. 943 -- Abandoned checks.
Senate, No. 944 -- Marihuana,- medicinal purposes.
Senate, No. 945 -- CORI,- private schools.
Senate, No. 946 -- Visitation rights,- regulate.
Senate, No. 947 -- Drunk drivers,- apprehension.
Senate, No. 948 -- Teachers students relationships.
Senate, No. 949 -- Public charities,- financial integrity.
Senate, No. 950 -- Crimes against elders, disabled.
Senate, No. 951 -- Witness particiption and protection,- commission.
Senate, No. 952 -- Charitable immunity cap.
Senate, No. 953 -- Medical malpractice .
Senate, No. 954 -- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Senate, No. 955 -- Medical injury court.
Senate, No. 956 -- Phamasists liability.
Senate, No. 957 -- Medical license.
Senate, No. 958 -- Arraignment of physicians.
Senate, No. 959 -- Medical malpractice filings.
Senate, No. 960 -- Parole hearing.
Senate, No. 961 -- Homicide by motor vehicle.
Senate, No. 962 -- Court costs,- indigent person.
Senate, No. 963 -- Abuse of patients.
Senate, No. 964 -- Medical records.
Senate, No. 965 -- Health care agent,- appoint.
Senate, No. 966 -- Genital mutilation.
Senate, No. 967 -- Anti-discrimination laws.
Senate, No. 968 -- Alcohol,-minors.
Senate, No. 969 -- Pothole,-car damage.
Senate, No. 970 -- Paternity,-determination.
Senate, No. 971 -- District attorneys,- gifts.
Senate, No. 972 -- Insurance companies,- damages.
Senate, No. 973 -- Judicial officers,- compensation.
Senate, No. 974 -- Judicial compensation and benefits,- commission.
Senate, No. 975 -- Spray paint,- minors.
Senate, No. 976 -- Probation costs.
Senate, No. 977 -- Justices,- protection.
Senate, No. 978 -- Medical records,-evidence.
Senate, No. 979 -- Restitution,-vandalism.
Senate, No. 980 -- Sex offender registration.
Senate, No. 981 -- Wiretapping.
Senate, No. 982 -- Lotter winnings,- disputes.
Senate, No. 983 -- .
Senate, No. 984 -- SJC,- municipal disputes.
Senate, No. 985 -- Sex offenders,- user names.
Senate, No. 986 -- Timely notice.
Senate, No. 987 -- Health care providers'.
Senate, No. 988 -- Medical malpractice,- witness.
Senate, No. 989 -- Barnstable County Probate Court.
Senate, No. 990 -- Medical liability.
Senate, No. 991 -- Property,- exempt execution.
Senate, No. 992 -- CORI checks,- school officials.
Senate, No. 993 -- Community parole,- life-time.
Senate, No. 994 -- Shared parenting.
Senate, No. 995 -- Removal statute,- children.
Senate, No. 996 -- Funeral services,- peaceful.
Senate, No. 997 -- Small claims actions,- damages.
Senate, No. 998 -- Juvenile crime prevention fund.
Senate, No. 999 -- Private counsel,- rate.
Senate, No. 1000 -- Jury duty.
Senate, No. 1001 -- Small claims,- damages.
Senate, No. 1002 -- Prevent harrassment.
Senate, No. 1003 -- Restraining orders,- disabled.
Senate, No. 1004 -- District Court,- clerks.
Senate, No. 1005 -- Bail,- conditions.
Senate, No. 1006 -- University of Massachusetts Police.
Senate, No. 1007 -- Small claims procedures.
Senate, No. 1008 -- Small claims,-exemptions.
Senate, No. 1009 -- Classification,- sex offenders.
Senate, No. 1010 -- Employment security,- Commonwealth.
Senate, No. 1011 -- Marihuana,- fines.
Senate, No. 1012 -- Massachusetts Judicial System,- accountability.
Senate, No. 1013 -- Motor vehicular homicide,- penalties.
Senate, No. 1014 -- Recidivist drunk driving.
Senate, No. 1015 -- Restraining orders,- reciprocal.
Senate, No. 1016 -- Teen smoking,- reduce.
Senate, No. 1017 -- Motor vehicle,- unattended child.
Senate, No. 1018 -- Sex offenders,- drivers license.
Senate, No. 1019 -- DNA database.
Senate, No. 1020 -- Abuse prevention.
Senate, No. 1021 -- Collection law reform.
Senate, No. 1022 -- Civil service,- process.
Senate, No. 1023 -- Bail default.
Senate, No. 1024 -- Crimes against the elderly.
Senate, No. 1025 -- Sentences,- appeal.
Senate, No. 1026 -- Police scanner,- crime.
Senate, No. 1027 -- Sporting event violence.
Senate, No. 1028 -- Substance abusers,- rehabilitation
Senate, No. 1029 -- Marriage.
Senate, No. 1030 -- Union,- agents and members.
Senate, No. 1031 -- Humanist marriage officiants.
Senate, No. 1032 -- Minor offenses,- community service.
Senate, No. 1033 -- Notaries public,- anti-fraud protections.
Senate, No. 1034 -- Sentencing guidelines.
Senate, No. 1035 -- Victims of crime.
Senate, No. 1036 -- Public charities.
Senate, No. 1037 -- Public duty rule.
Senate, No. 1038 -- Abuse prevention.
Senate, No. 1039 -- Unlawful discrimination,- statute of limitations.
Senate, No. 1040 -- Legal actions,- bad faith.
Senate, No. 1041 -- Bodily injury,- escape.
Senate, No. 1042 -- Restraining orders.
Senate, No. 1043 -- Sex offenders,- housing.
Senate, No. 1044 -- Sex offenders,- housing.
Senate, No. 1045 -- Murder,- punishment.
Senate, No. 1046 -- Mandatory reporting law.
Senate, No. 1047 -- William J. Gormleey, III.
Senate, No. 1048 -- Tort liability,- charities.
Senate, No. 1230 -- Lead poisoning,- protection.
Senate, No. 1231 -- Children,-lead poisoning.
Senate, No. 1413 -- Public safety,- enhancement.
Senate, No. 1849 -- Computer crime laws,- Commonwealth.
Senate, No. 2193 -- Criminal offender record information.
Senate, No. 2194 -- Criminal offender record information,- seal.
Senate, No. 2195 -- Juvenile records,- purge.
Senate, No. 2196 -- Drug confiscations,- proceeds.
Senate, No. 2197 -- Drug treatment program.
Senate, No. 2198 -- Commonwealth,- jury system.
Senate, No. 2199 -- Civil rights.
Senate, No. 2200 -- Foreclosures.
Senate, No. 2261 -- Juror service.
Senate, No. 2285 -- John J. Bish,- sick leave bank.
Senate, No. 2314 -- Medical proxies.
Senate, No. 2351 -- Lori Silva,- sick leave bank.
Senate, No. 2380 -- dangerousness statute.
Senate, No. 2395 -- John Sullivan,- sick leave bank.
Senate, No. 2516 -- John Adams Courthouse.
Senate, No. 2523 -- Explosive materials,- transport.
Senate, No. 2558 -- Safety,- commercial vehicle.
Senate, No. 2559 -- Nonprofit executive compensation.
Senate, No. 2632 -- The Judiciary,- study.
Senate, No. 2652 -- Notaries public,- anti-fraud protections.
Senate, No. 2653 -- Estate of homestead.
Senate, No. 2662 -- Judicial foreclosure.
Senate, No. 2663 -- Foreclosures,- temporary moratorium.
Senate, No. 2664 -- Eviction,- foreclosed properties.
Senate, No. 2702 -- Fitchburg,- public parking.
Senate, No. 2710 -- David S. Vitale,- sick leave bank.
Senate, No. 2727 -- The Judiciary,- study.
House, No. 8 -- Occupational schools.
House, No. 16 -- Tort actions.
House, No. 52 -- Private property owners, -regulatory restrictions.
House, No. 75 -- Police, -false reports against.
House, No. 77 -- Animal killings, -penalty.
House, No. 78 -- Resisting arrest, -penalty.
House, No. 102 -- Children, -domestic violence.
House, No. 115 -- Children and disabled, -protection.
House, No. 144 -- National CORI checks'.
House, No. 169 -- Crime, -profits.
House, No. 312 -- Guardians, -real estate sale.
House, No. 390 -- Tenants, -records.
House, No. 500 -- Post-release supervision.
House, No. 501 -- At-risk juveniles.
House, No. 927 -- Regional lock-ups.
House, No. 972 -- Habitual offenders, -punishment.
House, No. 1266 -- Family justice centers.
House, No. 1296 -- Criminal complaints.
House, No. 1297 -- Police jurisdictions.
House, No. 1298 -- Laws, -gender neutrality.
House, No. 1299 -- Intference with medical personnel.
House, No. 1300 -- Social Services employees, -liability.
House, No. 1301 -- Clerk magistrates, -retired.
House, No. 1302 -- Trust instruments.
House, No. 1303 -- Crime victims, -compensation.
House, No. 1304 -- Sexual offenses, -sentences.
House, No. 1305 -- Judicial employees, -collective bargaining.
House, No. 1306 -- Barnstable, -clerk-magistrate salary.
House, No. 1307 -- Victims, -notification.
House, No. 1308 -- Foster parents, -CORI checks.
House, No. 1309 -- Lead based paint products.
House, No. 1310 -- Burial tombs and graves, -destruction.
House, No. 1311 -- CORI checks.
House, No. 1312 -- Mental health court, -establish.
House, No. 1313 -- Prisoners, -mental illness.
House, No. 1314 -- Parole board.
House, No. 1315 -- Patient confidentiality.
House, No. 1316 -- Foreign judgments, -enforcement.
House, No. 1317 -- CORI, -distribution.
House, No. 1318 -- Criminal record, -sealing.
House, No. 1319 -- Controlled substance, -Class D.
House, No. 1320 -- Police, -false information.
House, No. 1321 -- Drug dealers, -civil liability.
House, No. 1322 -- Police, -search warrants.
House, No. 1323 -- Consumer protection.
House, No. 1324 -- Gasoline, -theft.
House, No. 1325 -- Crimes against children.
House, No. 1326 -- Restraining orders, -issuance.
House, No. 1327 -- Defendants, -concealing faces in court.
House, No. 1328 -- Small claims, -notification.
House, No. 1329 -- Drunk drivers, -evidence.
House, No. 1330 -- Alcohol tests, -admissibility.
House, No. 1331 -- Minors, -sexual abuse.
House, No. 1332 -- Minors, -sexual abuse.
House, No. 1333 -- Minors, -sexual abuse.
House, No. 1334 -- Children, -protection.
House, No. 1335 -- Sentencing Commission.
House, No. 1336 -- Drug dealers, -sentencing.
House, No. 1337 -- Drug profits, -seizures.
House, No. 1338 -- Gang cases, -testifying.
House, No. 1339 -- Animal cruelty.
House, No. 1340 -- Prisoners, -medical treatment.
House, No. 1341 -- Minors, -malpractice complaints.
House, No. 1342 -- Misdemeanors, -arrest.
House, No. 1343 -- Blasphemy.
House, No. 1344 -- Registry of deeds, -fees.
House, No. 1345 -- Arrests, -resisting.
House, No. 1346 -- Vehicle impoundment.
House, No. 1347 -- Dentists and dental hygenists, -volunteer,.
House, No. 1348 -- Prisoners, -wages.
House, No. 1349 -- Sex offenders, -intervention.
House, No. 1350 -- Felons, -DNA samples.
House, No. 1351 -- Criminal proceedings.
House, No. 1352 -- relative to criminal proceedings.
House, No. 1353 -- Crimes, -mandatory sentences.
House, No. 1354 -- Crimes against children, -penalties.
House, No. 1355 -- Counterfeit documents.
House, No. 1356 -- Prisoners, -DNA samples.
House, No. 1357 -- Police vehicles, -sales.
House, No. 1358 -- Criminal records, -sealing.
House, No. 1359 -- Criminal records, -sealing.
House, No. 1360 -- Sexual predators.
House, No. 1361 -- Crime, -profits.
House, No. 1362 -- Judicial system of the Commonwealth.
House, No. 1363 -- Crime, -victims.
House, No. 1364 -- Courts, -administration.
House, No. 1365 -- Courts, -administration.
House, No. 1366 -- Small claims procedure.
House, No. 1367 -- Criminal background checks.
House, No. 1368 -- Charters, -revisions.
House, No. 1369 -- Personal property, -taxation.
House, No. 1370 -- Health care statements.
House, No. 1371 -- Shoplifting.
House, No. 1372 -- Abandoned checks.
House, No. 1373 -- Abandoned property.
House, No. 1374 -- Unclaimed safe deposit boxes.
House, No. 1375 -- Interest payment.
House, No. 1376 -- Uncashed Royalty payments.
House, No. 1377 -- Bonds proceeds.
House, No. 1378 -- Judges, -increase.
House, No. 1379 -- Murder conviction.
House, No. 1380 -- Trusts.
House, No. 1381 -- Trusts, -administration.
House, No. 1382 -- Burton W. Gerrig,- payment
House, No. 1383 -- Public property, -defacement.
House, No. 1384 -- Littering, -penalties.
House, No. 1385 -- Reciprocal beneficiary contracts.
House, No. 1386 -- Sex offenders, -registration.
House, No. 1387 -- Marriage oath.
House, No. 1388 -- Sex Offender Registry.
House, No. 1389 -- Sex Offender Registry.
House, No. 1390 -- Breaking and entering, -penalties.
House, No. 1391 -- Minors, -criminal resords.
House, No. 1392 -- Identity theft.
House, No. 1393 -- Medical malpractice claims.
House, No. 1394 -- Protective orders.
House, No. 1395 -- School teachers, -assault.
House, No. 1396 -- Restraining orders.
House, No. 1397 -- Probation and Court Officers,- indemnity.
House, No. 1398 -- Juvenile justice.
House, No. 1399 -- Parent education programs.
House, No. 1400 -- Criminal sentences.
House, No. 1401 -- Attorneys, -admittance to court facilities.
House, No. 1402 -- Federal police, -powers.
House, No. 1403 -- Drivers, -blood alcohol.
House, No. 1404 -- Small claims cases.
House, No. 1405 -- Bristol Superior Court.
House, No. 1406 -- Adopted children, -support.
House, No. 1407 -- Vehicles, -unattended children.
House, No. 1408 -- Malden, -district court.
House, No. 1409 -- Residential recovery.
House, No. 1410 -- Adopted children, -rights.
House, No. 1411 -- Drug offenders, -parole.
House, No. 1412 -- Retroactive parole.
House, No. 1413 -- Post incarceration supervision.
House, No. 1414 -- Middlesex Co., -women's facility.
House, No. 1415 -- Criminal sentencing guidelines.
House, No. 1416 -- Criminal records.
House, No. 1417 -- Youth centers, -drug free.
House, No. 1418 -- Vehicles, -concealed drugs.
House, No. 1419 -- Housing, -discrimination.
House, No. 1420 -- Child support payments, -quarterly statements.
House, No. 1421 -- Police pursuits.
House, No. 1422 -- Negligent homicide.
House, No. 1423 -- Minors, -video games.
House, No. 1424 -- Pregnant prisoners.
House, No. 1425 -- Prisoners, -recidivism.
House, No. 1426 -- Juvenile justice.
House, No. 1427 -- Criminal records, -reform.
House, No. 1428 -- Prostitution, -fines.
House, No. 1429 -- Juveniles, -records.
House, No. 1430 -- Ex offenders, -transition.
House, No. 1431 -- Post release supervision.
House, No. 1432 -- Traffic stops, -data collection.
House, No. 1433 -- Public employees,- indemnity.
House, No. 1434 -- Correctional institutions, -HIV testing.
House, No. 1435 -- Municipal police, -arrest powers.
House, No. 1436 -- Elderly housing, -drug free zones.
House, No. 1437 -- Embryo adoption.
House, No. 1438 -- Embroyos, -adoption.
House, No. 1439 -- Breast-feeding in public.
House, No. 1440 -- Riotious assembly, -study.
House, No. 1442 -- Housing, -sex offenders.
House, No. 1443 -- Sex offenders.
House, No. 1444 -- Sex offenders.
House, No. 1445 -- Medical malpractice.
House, No. 1446 -- Medical malpractice.
House, No. 1447 -- Health care claims.
House, No. 1448 -- Sex offenders,- parole.
House, No. 1449 -- Probate proceedings.
House, No. 1450 -- Protective orders.
House, No. 1451 -- Telephone calls, -annoying.
House, No. 1452 -- Child abuse reporting requirements.
House, No. 1453 -- Court facilities, -improve.
House, No. 1454 -- Criminal solicitation.
House, No. 1455 -- Police vehicles, -stop upon pursuit.
House, No. 1456 -- Police, -assault upon.
House, No. 1457 -- Death, -concealment of.
House, No. 1458 -- Visitation rights.
House, No. 1459 -- Childcare services.
House, No. 1460 -- Shared parenting.
House, No. 1461 -- Homesteads.
House, No. 1462 -- Recreational vehicles, -operating under influence.
House, No. 1463 -- Motor vehicle operation.
House, No. 1464 -- Motorists, -civil fines.
House, No. 1465 -- Justices of the peace.
House, No. 1466 --
House, No. 1467 -- Judges, etc., -memoranda.
House, No. 1468 -- Notificaion advisors.
House, No. 1469 -- Colleges, -police powers.
House, No. 1470 -- Enticement, -define.
House, No. 1471 -- Middlesex Sheriff's Office.
House, No. 1472 -- Sex offender registry.
House, No. 1473 -- Summary process, -storage.
House, No. 1474 -- Sexual assault, -protection.
House, No. 1475 -- Bank robberies.
House, No. 1476 -- Social Security numbers disclosure.
House, No. 1477 -- Juveniles, -trials.
House, No. 1478 -- Construction liens.
House, No. 1479 -- Sex offenders, -treatment.
House, No. 1480 -- Child custody.
House, No. 1481 -- Minors, -support.
House, No. 1482 -- Mechanic's liens.
House, No. 1483 -- Mass. work family council.
House, No. 1484 -- School personnel, -first aid.
House, No. 1485 -- Domestic violence record keeping.
House, No. 1486 -- Justices of the peace.
House, No. 1487 -- Motor vehicle pursuits.
House, No. 1488 -- Warehousing.
House, No. 1489 -- Spousal assault.
House, No. 1490 -- Public pension applicants.
House, No. 1491 -- Driving under, -penalties.
House, No. 1492 -- Driving under the influence.
House, No. 1493 -- OUI.
House, No. 1494 -- Felons, -public office.
House, No. 1495 -- Students, -school materials.
House, No. 1496 -- Prisoners, -cost for housing.
House, No. 1497 -- Eminent domain,- private property.
House, No. 1498 -- Small claims.
House, No. 1499 -- Eminent domain,- private property.
House, No. 1500 -- Children, -protection.
House, No. 1501 -- Crime of incest.
House, No. 1502 -- Intoxicated arrestee, -motor vehicle operation.
House, No. 1503 -- Juvenile offenders, -restitution.
House, No. 1504 -- Juror service.
House, No. 1505 -- Medical malpractice claims.
House, No. 1506 -- Persistent violent offenders.
House, No. 1507 -- Handcuff Key.
House, No. 1508 -- Deliberate spread of contagious diseases.
House, No. 1509 -- Criminal records, -internet.
House, No. 1510 -- Health care proxies.
House, No. 1511 -- Capital punishment, -reinstatement.
House, No. 1512 -- Total Return Unitrusts.
House, No. 1513 -- Medical malpractice claims.
House, No. 1514 -- Crime,- profits.
House, No. 1515 -- Post-release supervision.
House, No. 1516 -- Children, -enticement.
House, No. 1517 -- Fetal homicide.
House, No. 1518 -- Level 2 sex offenders.
House, No. 1519 -- Home protection.
House, No. 1520 -- Repeat offenders.
House, No. 1521 -- Identity fraud.
House, No. 1522 -- Sex offenders, -victims.
House, No. 1523 -- Criminal records, -reform.
House, No. 1524 -- Crime victims,- restitution.
House, No. 1525 -- Jury duty, -exemptions.
House, No. 1526 -- Hypodermic syringes
House, No. 1527 -- Animal fighting, -penalty.
House, No. 1528 -- Collection of judgments.
House, No. 1529 -- Animal fighting.
House, No. 1530 -- Telephone Locations.
House, No. 1531 -- Milk crates, -theft.
House, No. 1532 -- Bail, -regulate.
House, No. 1533 -- Long term care, -sex offenders.
House, No. 1534 -- Court stenographers.
House, No. 1535 -- Long term care employees, -CORI checks.
House, No. 1536 -- Jury service.
House, No. 1537 -- Ritualistic acts, -prohibit.
House, No. 1538 -- Individual retirement accounts, -protection.
House, No. 1539 -- Child custody.
House, No. 1540 -- Pregnant inmates.
House, No. 1541 -- Women inmates, -health information.
House, No. 1542 -- Female inmates, -correctional institutions.
House, No. 1543 -- Domestic abuse victims, -information.
House, No. 1544 -- Jails, -health services.
House, No. 1545 -- Libraries, -drug free zones.
House, No. 1546 -- Prevention orders, -pets.
House, No. 1547 -- Homocide, -children.
House, No. 1548 -- Sports injuries, -liability.
House, No. 1549 -- Sex offender registry.
House, No. 1550 -- DNA samples.
House, No. 1551 -- Corporations, -sales and leases.
House, No. 1552 -- Asst. Clerk magistrates, -transfers.
House, No. 1553 -- Trial Court, -first justices.
House, No. 1554 -- Trial Court, -chief justices.
House, No. 1555 -- Trial Court, -first justices.
House, No. 1556 -- Police, -penalty for disarming.
House, No. 1557 -- Property, -defacement of.
House, No. 1558 -- Livery drivers, -CORI checks.
House, No. 1559 -- Identity fraud.
House, No. 1560 -- Minors, harmful materials.
House, No. 1561 -- Alimony payments.
House, No. 1562 -- Divorce, -judgments.
House, No. 1563 -- Boys and Girls clubs property, -drug use.
House, No. 1564 -- Jury duty, -exemption.
House, No. 1565 -- School safety.
House, No. 1566 -- Assaults on children, -penalty.
House, No. 1567 -- Alimony payments.
House, No. 1568 -- Breast feeding in public.
House, No. 1569 -- Sentencing guidelines.
House, No. 1570 -- Firearms,- illegal trafficking.
House, No. 1571 -- Identity fraud.
House, No. 1572 -- Administrative subpoenas.
House, No. 1573 -- Security devices.
House, No. 1574 -- Career prosecutors.
House, No. 1575 -- Attorney, -Registration Fees.
House, No. 1576 -- Pursuits, -Police Powers.
House, No. 1577 -- Sex offender name changes.
House, No. 1578 -- Appointment of guardians.
House, No. 1579 -- Domestic violence records.
House, No. 1580 -- Civil rights.
House, No. 1581 -- Video surveillance.
House, No. 1582 -- Property disclaimers.
House, No. 1583 -- Trusts.
House, No. 1584 -- Perpetuities.
House, No. 1585 -- Trade secrets.
House, No. 1586 -- Rents, -assignment.
House, No. 1587 -- Trade secrets.
House, No. 1588 -- Norfolk Probate Court, -deputy asst. registrar.
House, No. 1589 -- Assisted living employees.
House, No. 1590 -- Aggravated assault.
House, No. 1591 -- Violent criminals, -disciplinary periods.
House, No. 1592 -- Children, -sexual abuse.
House, No. 1593 -- Automobiles, -exemption from execution.
House, No. 1594 -- Defendants, -notification.
House, No. 1595 -- Criminal Offender Record Information.
House, No. 1596 -- Pharmacists, -liability actions.
House, No. 1597 -- Motor vehicles, -penalties for manslaughter.
House, No. 1598 -- Investigations, -recordings.
House, No. 1599 -- Money laundering.
House, No. 1600 -- Statewide grand jury.
House, No. 1601 -- Wiretap statute.
House, No. 1602 -- Civil rights violations.
House, No. 1603 -- Victim notifications, -automation.
House, No. 1604 -- Sex offenders, -email registry.
House, No. 1605 -- Notary publics.
House, No. 1606 -- Homesteads.
House, No. 1607 -- Probation, -electronic monitoring.
House, No. 1608 -- Electronic monitoring devices.
House, No. 1609 -- Abandoned property.
House, No. 1610 -- Summonses, -issuance.
House, No. 1611 -- Clinton Court.
House, No. 1612 -- Computer crimes.
House, No. 1613 -- Drug court, -establish.
House, No. 1614 -- False reports.
House, No. 1615 -- Insane plea.
House, No. 1616 -- John J. McAuliffe, -sick leave.
House, No. 1617 -- Inmate releases, -notifications.
House, No. 1618 -- Indigent counsel, -appointments.
House, No. 1619 -- Veterans, -employment discrimination.
House, No. 1620 -- Appellate Jurisdiction.
House, No. 1621 -- Personal injury litigation.
House, No. 1622 -- Superior Court, -settlement proceeds.
House, No. 1623 -- Spousal elective share.
House, No. 1624 -- Attorney client privilege.
House, No. 1625 -- Liability waivers.
House, No. 1626 -- Divorce procedure.
House, No. 1627 -- Trust instrument, -payment of interest.
House, No. 1628 -- Jurors, -examination.
House, No. 1629 -- Landowners, -title protection.
House, No. 1630 -- Eminent domain, -names of owners.
House, No. 1631 -- Personal injury liens.
House, No. 1632 -- Contractors, -liens.
House, No. 1633 -- Uniform probate Code.
House, No. 1634 -- Zoning regulations, -enforcement.
House, No. 1635 -- Attorney fees,- liens.
House, No. 1636 -- Forensic and sicentific analysis.
House, No. 1637 -- Parents, -testimony.
House, No. 1638 -- Correctional officers, -bill of rights.
House, No. 1639 -- Children, -preserve interest.
House, No. 1640 -- Car theft.
House, No. 1641 -- Guardian Ad Litems.
House, No. 1642 -- Notaries public.
House, No. 1643 -- Registered land.
House, No. 1644 -- Trustee process,- attachment.
House, No. 1645 -- Indigent persons,- court costs.
House, No. 1646 -- Corporations, -court proceedings.
House, No. 1647 -- Minors, -guardian ad litem.
House, No. 1648 -- Divorce, -guardians ad litem.
House, No. 1649 -- Superior Court, -settlement proceeds.
House, No. 1650 -- Non-profit organizations.
House, No. 1651 -- Personal injury liens.
House, No. 1652 -- Uniform probate code.
House, No. 1653 -- Minor children, -removal statute.
House, No. 1654 -- Power of Attorney.
House, No. 1655 -- Paternity.
House, No. 1656 -- Court appointed counsel.
House, No. 1657 -- Child custody.
House, No. 1658 -- Law students, -loan program.
House, No. 1659 -- Karen White, -sick leave.
House, No. 1660 -- Judges, -pay.
House, No. 1661 -- Judges, -safety.
House, No. 1662 -- Inmate re-entry.
House, No. 1663 -- Detainees, -monitoring.
House, No. 1664 -- Drunk driving.
House, No. 1665 -- Courts, -frivolous claims.
House, No. 1666 -- Restitution orders.
House, No. 1667 -- Small claims, -appeals.
House, No. 1668 -- Debt judgements, -jurisdiction.
House, No. 1669 -- Check fraud, -court venue.
House, No. 1670 -- Misdemeanors, -hearings.
House, No. 1671 -- Medicines, -sale to minors.
House, No. 1672 -- Reporters, -disclosures.
House, No. 1673 -- Victims, -confidentiality.
House, No. 1674 -- Courts, -administration.
House, No. 1675 -- Homestead Act.
House, No. 1676 -- Barnstable County, -corrections.
House, No. 1677 -- Adoption, -DNA.
House, No. 1678 -- Infant deaths.
House, No. 1679 -- Energy efficient appliances.
House, No. 1680 -- Charitable organizations, -liability.
House, No. 1681 -- Property owners, -rights.
House, No. 1682 -- Crime victims, -protection.
House, No. 1683 -- Vehicle storage liens.
House, No. 1684 -- Controlled substances, -violations.
House, No. 1685 -- Incest, -protections against.
House, No. 1686 -- Restraining orders.
House, No. 1687 -- Women's right to know.
House, No. 1688 -- Children, -safety.
House, No. 1689 -- Agricultural crop and property destruction.
House, No. 1690 -- Court reporters, -licensure.
House, No. 1691 -- Common nuisance, -define.
House, No. 1692 -- Money laundering.
House, No. 1693 -- Mortgage foreclosure.
House, No. 1694 -- Weapon devices.
House, No. 1695 -- Firearm assaults, -penalty.
House, No. 1696 -- Jury duty.
House, No. 1697 -- Oil spills, -penalty.
House, No. 1698 -- Hospitals, -tort liabililty.
House, No. 1699 -- Elderly, -juror service.
House, No. 1700 -- Health care providers, -assault and battery.
House, No. 1701 -- Penalties against public health.
House, No. 1702 -- Product liability system.
House, No. 1703 -- Shared custody.
House, No. 1704 -- Eminent domain.
House, No. 1705 -- Eminent domain.
House, No. 1706 -- Police complaints.
House, No. 1707 -- Trusts, -regulate.
House, No. 1708 -- Threats, -arrest.
House, No. 1709 -- Archaic laws.
House, No. 1710 -- Marriage, -equal access.
House, No. 1711 -- Small claims, -appeals.
House, No. 1712 -- Prayer healing, -liability.
House, No. 1713 -- Medical research, -fetuses.
House, No. 1714 -- Public employees, -assaults.
House, No. 1715 -- Small claims, -limit.
House, No. 1716 -- Crime records, -access.
House, No. 1717 -- Prisons, -study conditions.
House, No. 1718 -- Sports officials, -assaults.
House, No. 1719 -- Sports officials, -liability.
House, No. 1720 -- Deeds registries, -assistants.
House, No. 1721 -- Controlled substance violations.
House, No. 1722 -- Gender, -hate crimes.
House, No. 1723 -- Prisons and jails, -construction.
House, No. 1724 -- Police assaults, -penalty.
House, No. 1725 -- Blasphemy.
House, No. 1726 -- Crime of rape, -punishment.
House, No. 1727 -- Constitutional Amendments.
House, No. 1728 -- Marriage, -non-residents.
House, No. 1729 -- Assisted housing.
House, No. 1730 -- Mechanics liens.
House, No. 1731 -- Probation, -conditions.
House, No. 1732 -- Ellen Briggs, -sick leave.
House, No. 1733 -- Victim Assistance, -funerals.
House, No. 1734 -- Public health.
House, No. 1735 -- Minors, -Consent and counseling.
House, No. 1736 -- District Attorney's, -conduct.
House, No. 1737 -- Prisoners, -restraints.
House, No. 1738 -- Inmates, -telephone service.
House, No. 1739 -- Prisoners, -housing.
House, No. 1740 -- Abuse prevention.
House, No. 1741 -- Health care agents.
House, No. 1742 -- Probation officers.
House, No. 1743 -- Court officers, -assistant chiefs.
House, No. 1744 -- Death, -concealment of.
House, No. 1745 -- Cambridge court.
House, No. 1746 -- Small claims court, -damages.
House, No. 1747 -- Dwellings, -assaults.
House, No. 1748 -- Crimes, -statutes of limitation.
House, No. 1749 -- Sex offender registry, -photograph.
House, No. 1750 -- Parole, -supervision.
House, No. 1751 -- Sex offenders, -registration.
House, No. 1752 -- Optometric care.
House, No. 1753 -- Public counsel.
House, No. 1754 -- Hampden County, -women's jail.
House, No. 1755 -- Hydromorphone.
House, No. 1756 -- Oxycodone.
House, No. 1758 -- Deputy assistant clerks.
House, No. 1759 -- Personnel standards, -advisory committee.
House, No. 1760 -- Assistant court clerks.
House, No. 1761 -- Medical records, -disclosure.
House, No. 1762 -- Individuals on conditional release, -jurisdiction.
House, No. 1763 -- Adopted persons, -rights.
House, No. 1764 -- Criminally negligent homicide.
House, No. 1765 -- Overdose deaths.
House, No. 1766 -- Dangerous weapons, -school zones.
House, No. 1767 -- Brownfields.
House, No. 1768 -- Domestic violence.
House, No. 1769 -- Donald J. Castle, -vacation leave.
House, No. 1770 -- Eminent domain.
House, No. 1771 -- Eminent domain.
House, No. 1772 -- Constitution,- initiative petitions.
House, No. 1912 -- Low-level drug offenders.
House, No. 2171 -- Minors, -marriage.
House, No. 2235 -- Civil rights, -public offices.
House, No. 2264 -- Sentencing guidelines.
House, No. 2265 -- Sentencing guidelines.
House, No. 2290 -- Firearms, -regulating.
House, No. 2337 -- Motor vehicles, -compartments.
House, No. 2353 -- Grid workers.
House, No. 2362 -- Firearms, -records.
House, No. 2463 -- Children, -testimony.
House, No. 2509 -- Homeless, -hate crimes.
House, No. 2731 -- Parole, -regulate.
House, No. 2732 -- Judicial proceedings, -impact statements.
House, No. 2839 -- Quincy and Milton, -land.
House, No. 2916 -- Child support.
House, No. 3054 -- Methamphetamine.
House, No. 3064 -- Contracts.
House, No. 3440 -- Breathalyzer tests.
House, No. 3448 -- High speed chases.
House, No. 3485 -- Police pursuits, -fines.
House, No. 3601 -- Marriage, -identification.
House, No. 3667 -- Drunk driving, -breathalyzer evidence.
House, No. 3734 -- Notaries public, -fees.
House, No. 3738 -- Police impersonation, -penalty.
House, No. 3742 -- Dextromethorphan, -sale.
House, No. 3763 -- Children, -sexual exploitation.
House, No. 3789 -- Constables.
House, No. 3790 -- Rape, -statute of limitations.
House, No. 3791 -- Private detectives, -regulate.
House, No. 3792 -- Domestic abuse.
House, No. 3793 -- Divorce.
House, No. 3794 -- Illegal drug distribution.
House, No. 3833 -- Police officers, -submit to.
House, No. 3865 -- Pets, -malicious injury.
House, No. 3866 -- Bristol County, -firearms court.
House, No. 3867 -- Wages, -attachment.
House, No. 3868 -- Building developments.
House, No. 3870 -- Children.
House, No. 3871 -- Vehicles, -throwing objects.
House, No. 3872 -- Obscene materials, -disclosure.
House, No. 3873 -- Illegal dumping, -penalties.
House, No. 3874 -- Sexual conduct, -prohibit.
House, No. 3875 -- Worcester, -Probate Court.
House, No. 3876 -- Fitchburg, -superior court.
House, No. 3877 -- Worcester, -deeds registry.
House, No. 3878 -- Civil rights.
House, No. 3879 -- Sex offender board.
House, No. 3880 -- Manufactured drugs.
House, No. 3939 -- Fitchburg, -illegal dumping.
House, No. 3991 -- Gun violence, -reduce.
House, No. 3994 -- Abington, -justices of the peace.
House, No. 4052 -- Drug dealing, -hearings.
House, No. 4090 -- Juror service, -regulating.
House, No. 4114 -- Donna Towner, -sick leave.
House, No. 4150 -- Mentally retarded, -rape.
House, No. 4183 -- Colleen Hannon, -sick leave.
House, No. 4264 -- Parole Board, -behavioral science.
House, No. 4269 -- Support orders, -education.
House, No. 4284 -- Students, -protection.
House, No. 4293 -- Gangs, -injunctions.
House, No. 4416 -- Franklin/Hampshire Juvenile Court.
House, No. 4434 -- Controlled substances.
House, No. 4468 -- Marihuana, -civil penalties.
House, No. 4476 -- Criminal records, -dissemination.
House, No. 4498 -- County sheriffs.
House, No. 4505 -- Suzanne Soucie, -sick leave.
House, No. 4614 -- Courts, -study.
House, No. 4643 -- Hidden compartments, -regulating.
House, No. 4722 -- Samuel Pill, -sick leave.
House, No. 4733 -- Foreclosures, -moratorium.
House, No. 4734 -- Forecloseures, -evictions.
House, No. 4735 -- Foreclosures, -judicial review.
House, No. 4741 -- James Coveney, -sick leave.
House, No. 4765 -- Registry of Deeds.
House, No. 4771 -- David Catanzaro, -sick leave.
House, No. 4774 -- Notaries public.
House, No. 4811 -- Children, -protection.
House, No. 4843 -- Tracey Albrecht, -sick leave.
House, No. 4866 -- Shannon Crouse, -sick leave.
House, No. 4915 -- Blood alcohol testing.
House, No. 4922 -- Juveniles,- vehicle homicides.
House, No. 4946 -- Sex offenders, -restrictions.
House, No. 4954 -- Peabody, -court clerks.
House, No. 4977 -- Sex offenders, -jury trials.
House, No. 5004 -- Criminal historysystems board.
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