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passed · Virginia · Senate Jan 22, 2020

SB 89: Protective orders; violation of order while armed with firearm or other deadly weapon, etc.

Violation of protective order while armed withfirearm or other deadly weapon; mandatory minimum sentence; penalty.Provides for a three-year mandatory minimum sentence to be servedconsecutively with any other sentence upon a conviction for violationof a protective order while knowingly armed with a firearm or otherdeadly weapon. Current law does not specify a mandatory minimum sentence.
Bill DeSteph (R) · 2 co-sponsors
passed · Virginia · Senate Jan 22, 2020

SB 85: Stolen firearms; penalties.

Stolen firearms; penalties. Creates orenhances penalties for crimes related to larceny of a firearm or useof a stolen firearm during the commission of a felony. The bill providesthat it is (i) a Class 3 felony with a five-year mandatory minimumsentence to commit larceny of a firearm with the intent to sell ordistribute and (ii) a Class 5 felony with a two-year mandatory minimumsentence to sell or distribute, attempt to sell or distribute, orpossess with the intent to sell or distribute a stolen firearm. Thebill adds a one-year mandatory minimum sentence to the crime of receivinga stolen firearm, which is a Class 6 felony. Finally, the bill increasesthe mandatory minimum sentences for possession of a firearm duringthe commission of a felony, if such firearm was stolen, from threeyears to five years for a first offense and from five years to 10years for a second or subsequent offense.
Bill DeSteph (R) · 2 co-sponsors
passed · Virginia · Senate Jan 22, 2020

SB 82: Protective order; violation of order, armed with firearm or other deadly weapon.

Violation of protective order; armed with firearmor other deadly weapon; mandatory minimum sentence; penalty. Providesfor a three-year mandatory minimum sentence to be served consecutivelywith any other sentence upon a conviction for violation of a protectiveorder while knowingly armed with a firearm or other deadly weapon.Current law does not specify a mandatory minimum sentence.
Bill DeSteph (R) · 3 co-sponsors
passed · Virginia · Senate Jan 22, 2020

SB 83: Firearms; brandishing, etc., at a law-enforcement officer, penalty.

Brandishing a firearm; law-enforcement officer;penalty. Provides for a six-month mandatory minimum sentence upon conviction of a person for pointing, holding, or brandishing a firearmor air-operated or gas-operated weapon or object similar in appearance at someone who the person knows or has reason to know is a law-enforcement officer in such manner as to reasonably induce fear in the mind ofanother.
Bill DeSteph (R) · 2 co-sponsors
passed · Virginia · Senate Jan 22, 2020

SB 84: Firearms; concealment while committing certain felonies, penalty.

Concealment of firearm in committing felony;penalty. Provides that a person is guilty of a separate felonyif he carries about his person any pistol, shotgun, rifle, or otherfirearm that is hidden from common observation while committing orattempting to commit certain other felonies. A first offense is punishableby a mandatory minimum term of confinement of three years and a secondor subsequent offense is punishable by a mandatory minimum term ofconfinement of five years.
Bill DeSteph (R) · 3 co-sponsors
passed · Virginia · Senate Jan 22, 2020

SB 88: Discharging firearm; penalty.

Discharging firearm; penalty. Imposes amandatory minimum term of imprisonment of three years for violationsof (i) maliciously discharging a firearm within or at an occupiedbuilding or dwelling house; (ii) willfully discharging a firearmwithin or at any school building, upon the buildings or grounds ofany school, or upon any public property within 1,000 feet of theproperty line of a school; and (iii) intentionally discharging a firearm while in or on a motor vehicle so as to create risk of deathor injury to another person. The bill also imposes a mandatory minimumterm of imprisonment of one year for violations of (a) unlawfully, but not maliciously, discharging a firearm within or at an occupied building or dwelling house and (b) willfully discharging a firearmin a public place when such discharge results in bodily injury toanother person. The bill imposes a mandatory minimum term of confinementin jail of 90 days for violations of willfully discharging a firearmin a public place when such discharge does not result in bodily injuryto another person.
Bill DeSteph (R) · 2 co-sponsors
passed · Virginia · Senate Jan 22, 2020

SB 829: Governor; authority to reinstate professional licenses.

Governor; authority to reinstate professionallicenses. Gives the Governor the power to reinstate the licensefor any profession regulated by an executive branch agency that hasbeen revoked by such agency. The Governor shall establish a processby which a person who has had his professional license revoked byan executive branch agency may apply to have his license reinstated.Each executive branch agency shall assist the Governor in the administrationof such process.
Bill Stanley (R)
passed · Virginia · Senate Jan 22, 2020

SB 945: Cell phone service; Division of Support Services to install in parking facilities.

Department of General Services; Division ofSupport Services; parking facilities; cell phone service. Requiresthe Division of Support Services within the Department of GeneralServices to install and maintain industrial cell phone signal boosters,defined in the bill, in any parking facility for officers and employeesof the Commonwealth.
Amanda Chase (R) · 2 co-sponsors
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