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<ct>Subject Index of House and Senate
<ct>Bills, Resolutions, and Memorials
<typ sk=200>
<typ fn=080r ld=080>
<ct><ob>Source: Information Division, Joint Legislative Management
Committee<cb>
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<cdef n=1 s=1 w=65 f=PARA a=T>
<c1><typ lt=000 rt=540 fn=090b al=j><ems>This index embraces all measures
introduced in both the Senate and House. The house of origin is identified by
the letter preceding each bill: H-House, S-Senate. Senate bills shown in this
index include those never received by the House, and their inclusion here is
only for the convenience of the user interested in all the legislation
introduced in the Legislature on a particular subject.
<typ sk=160>
<c1><bf>(Boldfaced bill numbers passed both houses; one-house resolutions
adopted. Chapter number added if entry remains in final version of bill. Some
entries shown may have been deleted from final version.)<lf>
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<ltr><emd>A<emd></ltr>
<l1>ABANDONED OR UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
<l2>Airport facilities, lost-and-found departments, S850
<l2>Disposition of unclaimed articles serviced by a jewelry store, or
television or radio repair store, <bf>S552(95-167)<lf>, H241
<l1>ABORTION
<l2>Medical facilities; interference with access, S2310, H1571
<l2>Woman's right-to-know, informed consent, S1816, H1661
<l1>ABUSE
<l2>Adult Abuse<ems>See: Disabled Persons Abuse, this heading; Offenses
Against under ELDERLY PERSONS
<l2><bf>Central Abuse Registry and Tracking System<lf>
<l3>Central abuse hotline, <bf>S1536(95-228)<lf>, S2582,
<bf>H1675(95-418)<lf>, H2515, H2541, H2675
<l3>Protective services; care and protection of "vulnerable" adults, S48,
H143, <bf>H1675(95-418)<lf>, H2399
<l3>Reports may not be made anonymously, S1436, H1561
<l2><bf>Child Abuse<lf>
<l3>Abandonment, S160, <bf>S1536(95-228)<lf>, S2582, H1869, H2515, H2541
<l3>Child-on-child sexual abuse, S2158, <bf>H2023(95-266)<lf>,
<bf>H2505(95-267)<lf>
<l3>Controlled substances, exposure, S160, S2366, H1869, H2515
<l3>Corporal punishment, S74, S160, H1869
<l3>Family Bill of Rights, investigator prohibited from taking child into
custody without court order; exceptions, S1436, S2788, H1561, H1641
<l3>Fetal alcohol syndrome, S2366
<l3>Food, clothing, shelter, medical attention, etc.; omission by parent
constitutes neglect, S160, H1869, H2515
<l3>Investigators responsible for investigating alleged reports of child abuse
and neglect; standards, training, licensure, S160, H1869
<l3>Law enforcement agency to assume lead in conducting criminal
investigations under certain circumstances, <bf>S1536(95-228)<lf>, S2098,
S2788, S2948, H1641
<l3>Law enforcement officer may report known or suspected child abuse directly
to local office of HRS; onsite protective investigation, S2778
<l3>Lure or entice child under specified age into structure or dwelling,
<bf>S1536(95-228)<lf>, H1429
<l3>Neglect, S160, S2366, H1869, H2515
<l3>Pornography Involving Minors<ems>See: SEX CRIMES
<l3><bf>Reports<lf>
<l4>Anonymous; alleged perpetrator may petition court to be informed of person
reporting abuse, S1436, S2788, H1561, H1641
<l4>Model program for receiving, disseminating, and investigating reports of
abuse, <bf>S1536(95-228)<lf>, S2416, H1713, H2515
<l4>Retention, 7 years after last entry made or until child is 18,
<bf>S1536(95-228)<lf>, S2582
<l4>Telephone counselors, HRS to implement training system; improve
information gathering when report of abuse or neglect is being made, S160,
<bf>S1536(95-228)<lf>, H1869, H2515
<l3>Sentencing; Death Sentence Proceedings<ems>See: SENTENCING
<l3>Sex Crimes Against Minors<ems>See: Minors under SEX CRIMES
<l3>Social Security number, abused or neglected children,
<bf>S1536(95-228)<lf>, H1641, H2515
<l3>Spanking (parents and guardians), S160, H1869
<l3>Spanking (schools), S74
<l3>Spiritual healing, H1957, H2515
<l3>Task Force on Family Safety; examine and recommend changes to child
welfare system, S2416, H1713, H2515
<l3>Victims of Crimes, Generally<ems>See: VICTIMS OF CRIMES
<l3>Victims; protection of identity, <bf>S496(95-207)<lf>, S2198, H695,
<bf>H819(95-320)<lf>
<l3>Volunteers<ems>See: VOLUNTEERS
<l2><bf>Disabled Persons Abuse<lf>
<l3>Incapacitated due to medical treatment, S50, <bf>H621(95-319)<lf>
<l3>Protective services; care and protection of "vulnerable" adults, S48,
<bf>S82(95-158)<lf>, H79, H143, <bf>H1675(95-418)<lf>, H2399
<l2><bf>Domestic Violence<lf>
<l3>Arrestees held in custody until court determines bail; criteria for
determination of bail, <bf>S2216(95-195)<lf>, H1789, H2513
<l3>Battered person syndrome, <bf>S168(95-182)<lf>, <bf>S172(95-184)<lf>,
H2513
<l3>Batterers' intervention program, S1560, <bf>S2216(95-195)<lf>, H1251,
H1789, H2513
<l3>Battery as domestic violence, <bf>S658(95-190)<lf>, H1495
<l3>Commission on Minimum Standards for Batterers' Intervention,
<bf>S2216(95-195)<lf>, H1789, H2513
<l3>Communications between advocate/counselor and victim, confidential,
<bf>S502(95-187)<lf>, H1667
<l3>Evidence; admission into evidence of similar acts of domestic violence,
S2796, H2513
<l3>Health care practitioners, continuing education requirements,
<bf>S502(95-187)<lf>, S2074, H467
<l3>"Hotline", 24 hour, <bf>S502(95-187)<lf>, S2074, H467
<l3>Injunctions for protection, <bf>S168(95-182)<lf>, <bf>S172(95-184)<lf>,
S1560, <bf>S2216(95-195)<lf>, S2450, S2796, H1251, H1789, H2513
<l3>Law enforcement officer, liability, <bf>S2216(95-195)<lf>, H1789, H2513
<l3>Medical services, refusal to provide solely because injuries resulted from
domestic violence, <bf>S502(95-187)<lf>, S2074, S2298, H467