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Thursday, April 30, 2009
May 1 UPDATE: Karen's Law to be heard today
By Karen Ann Hunt :: 2458 Views :: Oahu News, Oahu Politics, Hawaii State News, Hawaii State Politics

HB819, "Karen's Law," will be heard today at 3:30pm in conference room 229. "Karen's Law" has passed out of both the House and the Senate and is now sitting in conference committee.

Although the bill has been heard three times, an agreement over the final draft has yet to be made. If Karen's Law does not pass out of committee today, tomorrow will be the final deadline for the bill to pass out so that it may be voted on by a joint Legislature.

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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Karen’s Law to be heard in conference committee
By Karen Ann Hunt :: 721 Views :: Oahu News, Oahu Politics, Hawaii State News, Hawaii State Politics

Karen’s Law will be heard in conference committee Wednesday at 3:00pm in room 229. Please send testimonies in support of HB819....

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Monday, April 06, 2009
Karen's Law passes Senate Judiciary Committee
By Karen Ann Hunt :: 689 Views :: Oahu News, Oahu Politics, Hawaii State News, Hawaii State Politics

Karen’s Law, HB819 HD2SD2 was heard in the Senate Judiciary and Government Operations Committee today. Chair Brian Taniguchi passed out Karen’s Law. However he amended the law to only include murder in the first degree.

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Thursday, April 02, 2009
Senate Judiciary Committee to hear Karen's Law
By Karen Ann Hunt :: 565 Views :: Oahu News, Hawaii State News, Hawaii State Politics

Karen’s Law is scheduled for a hearing before the Judiciary and Government Operations Committee this Monday April 6 at 10:00am in conference room 016.

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Karen's Law passes Human Services Committee
By Karen Ann Hunt :: 777 Views :: Oahu News, Oahu Politics, Hawaii State News, Hawaii State Politics

The next step will be to get the Chair of the Senate Judiciary and Government Operations Committee, Brian Taniguchi, to hear the bill.  This will be the toughest committee to get Karen’s Law through as there is opposition to the bill with its committee members.

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Friday, March 20, 2009
Karen's Law faces Senate Committees, public support needed
By Karen Ann Hunt :: 586 Views :: Oahu News, Hawaii State News, Hawaii State Politics

Karen’s Law is now in the Senate, referred to Chair of Human Services, Suzanne Chun Oakland and Chair of the Judiciary Committee, Brian Taniguchi. It will be hard to get a hearing for Karen’s Law hearings without ample public support.

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