Legislation Recap - 2021 Session
With the deadlines for the governor's action on bills now behind us, below is a final look at the bills that were tracked (but not necessarily supported) by the FCAJ during Florida's 2021 Legislative Session. Each listing includes a link to the bill's corresponding webpage hosted by the Florida House or Senate. Follow each link for a bill description, texts, and action history. Bills signed into law by Gov. DeSantis HB 1 - Combating Public Disorder; companion bill SB 484 CS/CS/SB 44 - Use of Drones by Government Agencies; companion bill CS/CS/HB 1049 SB 148 - Beverage Law; companion bill CS/HB 329 CS/CS/SB 184 - Purple Alert HB 231 - Services for Veterans and Their Families; companion bill CS/SB 260 HB 371 - False Reports of Crimes; companion bill SB 1234 SB 590 - Involuntary Examinations of Minors; companion bill CS/HB 383 HB 701 - Behavioral Health Care Services Coverage and Access; companion bill SB 1024 HB 833 - Unlawful Use of DNA; companion bill CS/SB 1140 SB 838 - Clerks of the Circuit Court; companion bills HB 31, CS/HB 903 CS/CS/HB 1229 - Public Records; companion bill CS/SB 1508 HB 5301 - Judges; companion bill SB 816 HB 7051 - Law Enforcement and Correctional Officer Practices Bills vetoed by Gov. DeSantis CS/SB 166 - Public Records/Nonjudicial Record of the Arrest of a Minor; companion bill HB 95 SB 274 - Juvenile Diversion Program Expunction; companion bill HB 93 Failed bills HB 25 - Sales of Ammunition HB 69 - Parole Eligibility HM 71 - Recognizing Veteran Suicide HB 125 - Inmate Placement CS/CS/SB 130 - Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders SB 144 - Searches of Cellular Phones and Other Electronic Devices HB 165 - Treatment of Inmates HB 187 - Law Enforcement Equipment HB 189 - Expunction of Criminal History Records Relating to Cannabis Offenses HB 197 - Law Enforcement Officers SB 214 - Physician Certifications for the Medical Use of Marijuana CS/SB 232 - Criminal Justice HB 235 - Criminal Rehabilitation SB 246 - Public Meetings and Records/Conditional Aging Medical Release Program HB 247 - Telehealth Practice Standards HB 261 - Deprivation of Rights by Public Officers and Employees HB 277 - Statewide Police Misconduct Registry CS/SB 288 - Victims of Reform School Abuse HB 299 - Criminal Justice Standards and Training HB 303 - Minimum Age for Arrest SB 328 - Sentencing HB 335 - Medical Marijuana Public Employee Protection HB 343 - Availability of Marijuana for Adult Use SB 386 - Payments to Clerks of the Circuit Courts HB 395 - Reductions of Criminal Sentences HB 405 - Mental Health and Substance Abuse SB 436 - Conviction Integrity Review Units SB 442 - Juror Service SB 452 - Law Enforcement Officer Body and Vehicle Dash Cameras SB 458 - Use of Force by Law Enforcement Officers CS/SB 468 - Expunction of Criminal History Records Relating to Certain Cannabis Offenses HB 479 - Compensation for Victims of Excessive Use of Force by Law Enforcement Officers SB 480 - Statewide Police Misconduct Registry HB 505 - Minimum Qualifications for Law Enforcement or Correctional Officers HB 513 - Use of Force by Law Enforcement Officers HB 521 - No-knock Search Warrants HB 549 - Use of Psilocybin for Mental Health Treatment HB 557 - Payments to Clerks of the Circuit Courts HB 569 - Law Enforcement Body and Dashboard Cameras HB 577 - Law Enforcement Officer Use of Force SB 620 - Parole Eligibility CS/SB 626 - Juvenile Justice HB 647 - Law Enforcement Agency Standards SB 660 - Telehealth SB 664 - Adult Use Marijuana Legalization SB 670 - Deprivation of Constitutional Rights SB 692 - Medical Marijuana Public Employee Protection SB 710 - Availability of Marijuana for Adult Use SB 730 - Strangulation by a Law Enforcement Officer HB 739 - Juror Service HB 767 - Victims of Crimes of Sexual Violence or Sexual Exploitation HB 799 - Criminal Sentencing SB 808 - Intelligence-led Policing SB 828 - Mental Health and Substance Abuse SJR 854 - Minimum Wage Rate SB 868 - No-knock Search Warrants SB 878 - Law Enforcement Equipment HB 879 - Mental Illness Training for Law Enforcement Officers SB 942 - Law Enforcement Agency Standards SB 992 - Minimum Qualifications for Law Enforcement or Correctional Officers SB 1032 - Gain-time SB 1044 - Victims of Crimes of Sexual Violence or Sexual Exploitation SB 1052 - Use or Threatened Use of Force SB 1148 - Excessive Use of Force by Law Enforcement Officers SB 1156 - Serious Mental Illness as Bar to Execution SB 1170 - Sales of Ammunition SB 1192 - Mental Illness Training for Law Enforcement Officers CS/HB 1447 - Commission on Mental Health and Substance Abuse HB 1455 - Regulation of Medical Marijuana HB 1467 - Employment Benefits and Accommodations for Crime Victims and Witnesses CS/SB 1818 - Law Enforcement Officer Training SB 1838 - Employee Protections CS/SB 1908 - Gain-time for Certain Women Prisoners SB 1926 - Children and Young Adults’ Fines and Fees SB 1958 - Regulation of Medical Marijuana CS/SB 1970 - Law Enforcement Reform HB 2153 - Integrated Care and Coordination for Youth (ICCY) HB 2275 - Operation New Hope, Inc. - Ready4Work Re-entry HB 2285 - Substance Use and Mental Health Treatment for Veterans HB 2625 - Town of Davie - Body Camera Program HB 3389 - AGAPE Behavioral Health Response following COVID HB 3459 - Highridge Family Center Improvements HB 3471 - RESTORE Reentry Program HB 6035 - Use or Threatened Use of Deadly Force HB 6057 - Law Enforcement Officers' and Correctional Officers' Rights HB 7035 - School Safety Legislation Archive |
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