The House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence 
         Subcommittee on Procedure 
         79th Legislature 
         April 18, 2005 
         2:00 p.m. or upon final adjourn./recess 
         Capitol Extension, E2.030 
          
         Pursuant to a suspension of the 5-day posting rule on April 14,  
         2005, the House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence,  
         Subcommittee on Procedure, met in a public hearing and was  
         called to order by the chair, Representative Hodge, at 5:43 p.m. 
          
         Present:  Representatives Hodge; Moreno, Paul (2). 
          
         Absent:   Representative Escobar (1). 
          
         A quorum was present. 
          
         HB 2754 
          
         The chair laid out HB 2754. 
          
         The chair recognized Representative McReynolds to explain the  
         measure.  
          
         The chair recognized Representative McReynolds to close on the  
         measure.  
          
         Representative Moreno, Paul moved that HB 2754, without  
         amendments, be reported favorably to the full committee. The  
         motion prevailed by the following record vote:  
          
         Ayes:           Representatives Hodge; Moreno, Paul (2). 
          
         Nays:           None (0). 
          
         Present, Not Voting:     None  (0). 
          
         Absent:          Representative Escobar  (1). 
          
         HB 277 
          
         The chair laid out HB 277. 
          
         The chair recognized Representative Farrar to explain the  
         measure.  
          
         The chair offered a complete committee substitute.  
          
         Testimony was taken.  (See attached witness list.) 
          
         (Representative Escobar now present.) 
          
         The chair recognized Representative Farrar to close on the  
 
         measure.  
           
         The committee substitute was withdrawn without objection. 
          
         The bill was left pending without objection.  
          
         HB 838 
          
         The chair laid out HB 838. 
          
         The chair recognized Representative Riddle to explain the  
         measure.  
          
         Testimony was taken.  (See attached witness list.) 
          
         The chair recognized Representative Riddle to close on the  
         measure.  
          
         The bill was left pending without objection.  
          
         At 9:40 p.m., on the motion of the chair and without objection,  
         the meeting was adjourned subject to the call of the chair. 
          
         ________________________ 
         Rep. Hodge, Chair 
          
         ________________________ 
         Rachael Schreiber, Clerk 
          
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