Sen. Huffines is killing HB910

[safety1]

No, it's still a consensual stop as long as you are free to go. If an officer asked to run serials and you said no but he forced you too allow him to run them anyway then (imho) he would be in violation of the ammendment.

Idk for certain, but I'd think that would be in violation of the 4th amendment.
if you allowed it, thst wouldn't be.

[Deltaboy]

Well it back to the House.

[PBR]

well just happened to go look at huffines facebook to see if he replied to anyone who posted there. what did i see him posing and claim total victory for getting hb910 passed, what a joke as if it wouldn't of passed without his amendment period. I had to reply to him and everyone giving him the big thumbs up for it.

[Rrash]

Well it back to the House.

I understand that technically, it need to go back to the house, but according to the internet, it is still headed to the Gov. Do we know for sure? I don't think it will take much time if it goes to the house either way.
http://www.legis.state.tx.us/BillLookup ... Bill=HB910

[Ruark]

well just happened to go look at huffines facebook to see if he replied to anyone who posted there. what did i see him posing and claim total victory for getting hb910 passed, what a joke as if it wouldn't of passed without his amendment period. I had to reply to him and everyone giving him the big thumbs up for it.

I can't find any posts there, or places to post.

[safety1]

The House will convene at 1:00pm today any chance HB910 comes up?

[RHenriksen]

House convenes at 1:00pm today any chance HB910 comes up?

No kidding? Sunday on Memorial Day weekend?

[NotRPB]

House convenes at 1:00pm today any chance HB910 comes up?

No kidding? Sunday on Memorial Day weekend?

yes today and tomorrow Legislature meets

http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/Calendar ... yDate.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
#txlege deadlines: Tonight, final House calendar. Tuesday, all SBs must get initial House vote. Wed, Senate must pass all HBs.

[safety1]

House convenes at 1:00pm today any chance HB910 comes up?

No kidding? Sunday on Memorial Day weekend?

No I'm not kidding....you can view it now.
http://tlchouse.granicus.com/MediaPlaye ... nt_id=1689" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[safety1]

House convenes at 1:00pm today any chance HB910 comes up?

No kidding? Sunday on Memorial Day weekend?

No I'm not kidding....you can view it now.
http://tlchouse.granicus.com/MediaPlaye ... nt_id=1689" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The Senate convenes at 6:00pm tonight.

[K5GU]

The House will convene at 1:00pm today any chance HB910 comes up?

For some reason I'm thinking HB910 will be done on Thursday or Friday. But with this bunch, this close to the end, who knows?!
When the office staff all get back to work Tuesday you'll see some required publishing of amendments, analysis, and other reports that are required before they can address some of these things, by rule.

[CJD]

The House will convene at 1:00pm today any chance HB910 comes up?

I think the Senate has to report the bill and amendments and distribute them first, which hasn't happened yet I believe.

[TXBO]

I've noticed that Alice Trip has used the words "significantly similar" to describe the differences in wording of the HB 910 versions several times in the last 24 hours. Is there some significance to what actually happens to 910 next based on that? I'm still hearing multiple stories of what is needed next to get to Gov Abbott. Floor vote, author acceptance, concurrence?

[K5GU]

I've noticed that Alice Trip has used the words "significantly similar" to describe the differences in wording of the HB 910 versions several times in the last 24 hours. Is there some significance to what actually happens to 910 next based on that? I'm still hearing multiple stories of what is needed next to get to Gov Abbott. Floor vote, author acceptance, concurrence?

First it needs all the documentation printed and passed out, then it needs to get on a calendar, then on the floor the Chair will review it for germaneness of the amendment, then there must be a "motion to concur" and if adopted will be sent to Mr. Abbott's office. It will probably all happen pretty fast. The deadline is Friday.

[safety1]

I've noticed that Alice Trip has used the words "significantly similar" to describe the differences in wording of the HB 910 versions several times in the last 24 hours. Is there some significance to what actually happens to 910 next based on that? I'm still hearing multiple stories of what is needed next to get to Gov Abbott. Floor vote, author acceptance, concurrence?

I wish we knew, I'm all for whatever needs to be done to get this bill across the finish line.