HB708: Temporary detention orders; admission as evidence.

Chief Patron

Bill Janis (R-Glen Allen)
Served: 2002–

Progress

☑	Introduced
☑	Passed Committee
☑	Passed House
☑	Passed Senate
☑	Signed by Governor
☑	Became Law

Status

04/02/2008: signed by governor
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Summary

Temporary detention orders; admission as evidence. Clarifies that temporary detention orders and the records pertaining thereto are admissible as evidence because they are considered judicial records.

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Video

Votes were cast on this bill on the following dates for which Richmond Sunlight has video: 01/14/2008, 01/29/2008, 01/29/2008, 01/30/2008, 01/30/2008, 01/31/2008, 02/01/2008, 02/01/2008, 02/14/2008, 02/14/2008 and 03/06/2008.

Poll Results

1 vote

Bill Text

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