Committees · 2012 Regular Session
Judiciary
Members
As the committee stood at the end of the term. Each name leads to the member's page.
Floyd ProzanskiChair
Democrat · 4th District
Jeff KruseVice-chair
Republican · 1st District
Democrat · 11th District
Democrat · 23rd District
Republican · 28th District
Bills
Bills sent to the committee in the 2012 Regular Session.
Bills sent17
12% of the bills the Senate sent to committees
Reported out59%
10 of 17; 7 stopped in committee
Time in committee8 days
most between 6 and 9 days
Amendments offered0
committee amendments
In every session
Each session over its whole term. The 2026 is so far.
202626 bills
reported 85% · typically 12 days, most 8–17 · 0 amendments · 6 members
2025299 bills
reported 38% · typically 46 days, most 34–66 · 0 amendments · 6 members
202413 bills
reported 85% · typically 11 days, most 8–15 · 0 amendments · 5 members
2023275 bills
reported 39% · typically 54 days, most 39–77 · 0 amendments · 5 members
202021 bills
reported 86% · typically 8 days, most 6–10 · 0 amendments · 7 members
2019312 bills
reported 52% · typically 48 days, most 31–73 · 1 amendment · 7 members
201819 bills
reported 95% · typically 7 days, most 7–14 · 0 amendments · 7 members
2017310 bills
reported 51% · typically 45 days, most 28–76 · 6 amendments · 5 members
201623 bills
reported 78% · typically 10 days, most 7–14 · 0 amendments · 5 members
2015291 bills
reported 55% · typically 42 days, most 28–68 · 4 amendments · 5 members
201420 bills
reported 80% · typically 10 days, most 6–11 · 0 amendments · 5 members
2013230 bills
reported 53% · typically 42 days, most 21–60 · 1 amendment · 5 members
201217 bills
reported 59% · typically 8 days, most 6–9 · 0 amendments · 5 members
2011298 bills
reported 56% · typically 52 days, most 36–79 · 0 amendments · 5 members
2009361 bills
reported 60% · typically 42 days, most 24–62 · 0 amendments · 5 members
2007381 bills
reported 53% · typically 39 days, most 19–65 · 0 amendments · 5 members
Bills it was sent
Each time a bill was sent to the committee in the 2012 Regular Session, newest first.
17 bills
House Bill 4021 · Requires Superintendent of State Police to commission employees of humane investigation agency as humane special agents under certain circumstances.
Sent February 20, 2012 · Reported out after 3 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
House Bill 4146 · Requires expungement of juvenile records for contact involving prostitution when subject was under 18 years of age at time of offense without waiting period and, if no objection is filed, without hearing.
Sent February 20, 2012 · Reported out after 2 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
House Bill 4035 · Amends provisions of Oregon law to conform to changes in Uniform Commercial Code, to clarify meaning of name of debtor, to permit filing of information statement, to adopt official filing forms, to specify priority of competing secured claims, to specify source of law for securing vehicles exempt from Oregon titling requirements and to address related matters.
Sent February 14, 2012 · Reported out after 8 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
House Bill 4024 · Repeals sunset.
Sent February 8, 2012 · Reported out after 8 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
Senate Bill 1505 · Specifies procedure for civil commitment of individual who is Native American if state does not have jurisdiction over individual.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Reported out after 9 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
Senate Bill 1524 · Limits private security professional certification requirement, with respect to premises of licensees of Oregon Liquor Control Commission, to employees with valid service permits issued by commission controlling access at entry to premises.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Reported out after 6 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
Senate Bill 1525 · Provides that individual who is employed full time by tribal government to perform duties of public safety officer and who possesses requisite qualifications may be certified or recertified for specified positions under public safety standards and training statutes.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Reported out after 8 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
Senate Bill 1526 · Excludes certain types of communications from meaning of "deliberations" for purposes of public meetings law.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 33 days
Senate Bill 1527 · Makes technical correction to provision that makes strangulation Class C felony under certain circumstances.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Reported out after 8 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
Senate Bill 1528 · Requires Oregon Liquor Control Commission inspector or investigator enforcing laws related to liquor to obtain Department of Public Safety Standards and Training certification as liquor enforcement inspector.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
Senate Bill 1534 · Creates crime of aggravated solicitation applicable to use of electronic communication to solicit two or more persons to commit specific crime at specific time and location.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 33 days
Senate Bill 1536 · Makes coordinated care organizations local public bodies under Oregon Tort Claims Act for purposes of tort claims arising out of health services that are paid for by Oregon Health Authority.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 33 days
Senate Bill 1550 · Eliminates affirmative defense exempting concealed handgun licensees from crime applicable to possession of firearm or other instrument used as dangerous weapon, while on school grounds.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 33 days
Senate Bill 1551 · Eliminates affirmative defense exempting concealed handgun licensees from crime applicable to possession of firearm or other instrument used as dangerous weapon, while in public building or on grounds adjacent to public building.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 33 days
Senate Bill 1557 · Makes consumption of controlled substance by person under 21 years of age unlawful.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 33 days
Senate Bill 1574 · Directs Department of State Police to identify states that recognize Oregon concealed handgun licenses and that impose eligibility requirements for issuing concealed handgun licenses that are substantially similar to Oregon requirements.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 33 days
Senate Bill 1575 · Increases penalty for crime of disorderly conduct if crime is committed within 200 feet of property on which person knows funeral service is being conducted.
Sent February 1, 2012 · Reported out after 9 days · then passed the Senate, and became law