SB 515


Citizen Jonathan Oglesby from the City of Anderson



Prefiled on 2008-05-26 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  All sales of water rights to the Southern Nevada Water Authority have to be authorized by the local governing body, who will determine if the sale undermines current and future local needs.


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40		     Section. 1. Any sale of private water rights to the Southern Nevada Water Authority has to be voted on by the local governing body.

Sect. 2. The governing body must approve the sale with a passing majority.

Sect. 3. During the voting process, people of opinion concerning both sides will be allowed to voice opinions and concerns.

[Strike: Sec. 4. The issues of the sale cannot be disclosed to the members of the voting body until the time of deliberation.]

Sec. 5. After the vote, the ruling is final.

[Add: Sec. 6. There is no appeal after the ruling and the selling party must reapply if they still wish to sell.]
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AB 001


Citizen Brendan Musselman from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-02-29 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Harsher consequences for repeat sexual offenders


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40		     Section 1. Repeat sex offenders will receive harsher consequences
Sec. 2. If convicted repeat sexual offenders will receive the death sentence. If the state does not have the death sentence then the offender will be shipped to the closet state with the death sentence.
Sec. 3. If convicted repeat sexual offenders will not be subjected to appeal the ruling.
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AB 659


Citizen Mark Humphreys from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-04-09 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  The possession, or influence of illegal drugs on any person in the state of Nevada will be taken more seriously.


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40		     Section 1. In the instance that anyone in the state of Nevada is caught by Nevada Law enforcement to be under the influence, or have the possession of illegal drugs, will be set to punishment under all circumstances.

Sec. 2. If caught by Nevada Law enforcement the punishment is 24 hours detainment and a $500 fine.

Sec. 3. If caught by Nevada Law enforcement it is also mandatory to be fingerprinted, drug tested, and in some severe cases decided by a judge, to be put in rehabilitation.

Sec. 4. This possession or influence of illegal drugs will go on a school record, if possible, or a state wide record.
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SB 001


Citizen Adam Updegrove from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-03-08 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  Restrictions will be set regarding Carson High School's campus policy, in which the campus will be closed throughout the school day.


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40		     Section 1. There will be hereby no student allowed to leave the school between the hours of 8:00Am and 1:55Pm unless excused by the school.

Sec. 2. During passing period and lunch, students will not be allowed to leave campus unless excused by the school.

Sec. 3. Students can be excused by the school for doctor's appointments, sickness, sports, and other situations of the like.
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AB 643


Citizen Thomas McAllister from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-04-21 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Juveniles will be tried and sentenced based on whether they commit a statutory offense or crime.


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40		     Section 1. Juveniles who commit their first statutory offense shall be tried as a minor.

Sec. 2. The parent or legal guardian shall pay for any damages or fees of the juveniles first statutory offense.

Sec. 3. Any Juvenile who is a repeated offender of a statutory offense shall receive twice the the original sentencing.

Sec. 4. Any Juvenile who commits a crime shall be tried and sentenced as an adult.

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SB 207


Citizen Owen Harnett from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-04-15 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  To keep elementary kids safe after school there will be a mini boys and girls club for each school.


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40		     Section 1. Each kid will be checked with to see if there is a able adult at the house or set up a designated adult.

Sec. 2. If the child has no safe place to go or no designated adult than the child must attend the club until he/she is picked up.

Sec. 3. Every school gets 600,000 dollars for this project for even distribution.

Sec. 4. Donations are allowed.

Sec. 5. Registration for the club will be free.
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SB 699


Citizen Yu Liu from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-04-18 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  To establish equal tuition levels for all students in Higher Education.


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40		     Section 1. All schools in the Nevada System of Higher Education will have the same tuition level, regardless of in-state, out-of-state and international student classification.

Sec. 2. This bill will become effective immediately upon passage.
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SB 801


Citizen Joshua Haught from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-06-14 and refered to Committee 8


AN ACT  An Act Provisions will be set for any driver who wants to get behind the wheel of a vehicle while intoxicated in DUI charges.


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40		     Section 1. There will be hereby set a limit of $20,000(Twenty Thousand) of penalty fees and 30 day suspension on licenses on the driver on first offense.

Sec. 2. In the case of a second offense there will hereby be a set limit at $100,000(One Hundred Thousand) of penalty fees, 90 day suspension on licenses, and 20 days jail time.

Sec. 3. In case of a third offense a limit will be set at $300,000(Three Hundred Thousand) of penalty fees,licenses revoked, and four months in prison.

Sec. 4. This bill becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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SB 510


Citizen Preston Jenkins from the City of Anderson



Prefiled on 2008-04-19 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  An act that mandates a punishment for those who thwart, or seek to thwart, the war efforts of the United States Military.


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40		     Section. 1. The punishment mandated will not be administered to those who speak out against the military, but only those who take action against.

Sec. 2. President Abraham Lincoln once said, "Congressmen who willfully take actions during wartime that damage morale, and undermine the military are saboteurs and should be arrested, exiled, or hanged."

Sec. 3. In times of war, efforts should be directed towards finishing the war and supporting the troops serving. United we should stand.

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SB 003


Citizen Lance Gonzalez from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-04-20 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  Nevada's K-12 School Systems will be Substantially Improved


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40		     Section 1. Standardized tests will hereby be administered to all Nevada K-12 students in the core subjects (Math, Science, and English).

Sec. 2. Based on these tests, teachers of these subjects be ranked on a percentile scale of 1-100 based on their student's test performance.

Sec. 3. The top 10% (ten) of teachers be rewarded with a monetary bonus.

Sec. 4. The bottom 15% (fifteen) of these teachers be observed by an administrator to discern the teaching flaw, and then be required to attend a [Remove "a"][Add: one of several] mandatory summer seminar[s offered] to correct this flaw. [Added: Said teacher will have his/her teaching license revoked until completion of the seminar.]

Sec 5. An additional 1.5% (one and a half) tax be placed on all businesses in the gaming industry for all monthly profits up to $1,000,000 (one million) to fund the costs associated with this resolution.
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AB 002


Citizen Andrew Tschernia from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-04-20 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  Repeal the the real property transfer tax, and simultaneously reinstate the ability for high credit worthy individuals to apply for stated income loans.


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40		     The following bill was passed in the 20th special session of the Nevada state legislation: http://tax.state.nv.us/DOAS_FORMS/RPTT%20BROCHURE.pdf Currently Nevada has the highest foreclosure rate in the country and with sales of existing homes and new homes making record lows this tax has become a burden and determent for future sales of real property in the state. Home prices have had a serious decline forcing neighborhoods to rapidly deteriorate. Simultaneously, an amendment to AB 440-NRS 598.100D is amended to make it an unfair lending practice to loan money secured be real property to a borrower, without determining in any commercially reasonable manner that the borrower has the ability to repay the loan. (This includes stated income, no docs and no ratio loans.) ,whereby, Commissioner of the MLD (Mortgage Lending Division) enact regulations controlling the qualifications of individual investors in mortgage loans being offered by mortgage brokers, be amended to specify in relation to subprime and Alt A. loans and those borrowers with a mean credit score below 680 and down payments of less than 10 percent. It is unfair to penalize those individuals that have demonstrated a proven ability over their finances with an excellent credit history and a vested interest by eliminating the ability to finance a home through "reduced" or "stated" documentation. For many years prior to the current credit crisis financial institutions made these loans available with a "proven risk model" that worked. It wasn't until the large investment brokers developed securities that enabled individuals with a poor credit history to obtain these types of loans. I feel the state has gone to far to the extreme in trying to eliminate poor underwriting decisions that were based on recent market forces. Many of the occupations in this state are dependent on gratuitous income ie., tips and therefore, the stated income loans are instrumental in helping many of these borrowers obtain home financing. In my opinion, the state government should look more at what will encourage a healthy real estate market as opposed to creating bureaucratic obstacles that are restrictive.
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AB 635


Citizen Zackary Stumbaugh from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-05-30 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  To raise the wages for teachers.


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40		     Section 1. For teachers that have a good work performance, present themselves well in class and very little of their students fail, the teacher will get an amount of money placed into their retirement plan. That amount will be 4% of that teachers paycheck. The teachers that do not preform to the standard are exempt to this bill.

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AB 152


Citizen William Baskerville from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-05-12 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  All public school students must have a set minimum expenditure of $10,000 provided by the Nevada Department of Education per school year.


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40		     Section 1. There will be hereby set a minimum $8,500s expenditure per public school student in the state of Nevada.

Sec. 2. The funds for this legislation will come from statewide hotel and casino profits not to exceed 15% of each casino's total yearly profit.

Sec. 3. Every public school in the state of Nevada will be required to keep a record of total expenses on file at all times.

Sec. 4. This bill becomes effective upon passage and approval.

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SB 304


Citizen Frank Fuentes from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-04-23 and refered to Committee 5


AN ACT  To provide equal taxes amongst the casinos and community


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40		     Section 1. Casino shall here by pay all taxes to the government in the proper amount of costumers they receive each year.

Sec. 2. Taxes will be used for schools in need of materials and the hiring of teachers.

Sec. 3. If casino refuse to abide to this law, government will take casino in their finance and use for government needs and jail





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SB 171


Citizen Joshua Ortega from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-04-23 and refered to Committee 7


AN ACT  Ensuring fairness of 'Chance of life' and protecting rights of the unborn while sustaining freedom until a definite danger of the unborn is found.


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40		     Section 1. Abortion facilities will close with the exception of a few controlled by government.

Sec. 2. Formation of committee boards to bring medical and social alternatives to certain events will occur. The board will consist of doctors, specialists, and government and community leaders.

Sec. 3. Construct programs that will take in newborns for care until a family of appropriateness is found.

Sec. 4. Action becomes effective after approval, immediate funding and facilities will be constructed and in operation. The closing of existing abortion facilities, government funding, and community efforts will provide funding.

Sec. 5. Focus will be on the individual. Counselors will head the facilities and have delegates to work with patients individually.

Sec. 6. The rights of women will be put into consideration, although the rights of the unborn will be considered as well. Only if a known danger is present to the woman will the rights of the women supersede the rights of the unborn.
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SB 157


Citizen Steven Hand from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-04-26 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  Provisions will be set for an increased amount of taxation upon Nevada casinos, with the additional revenue given to the Advanced Primary Learning Committee, which will distribute the funds to build and improve gifted and talented programs in the public school system.


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40		     Section 1. The percentage of revenue taxed by the State of Nevada on the major casinos of Nevada, hereafter defined as those with gross annual revenues exceeding $1,000,000, will be increased from 6.75% to 10% .

Sec. 2. This additional tax revenue received will be given to the newly commissioned Advanced Primary Learning Committee, which will in turn distribute it across the state to public based on current spending and percentage of gifted students.

Sec. 3. This bill hereby calls for the formation of an Advanced Primary Learning Committee to be formed to distribute the aforementioned increased tax revenues. Said committee will be comprised of twelve member councils per each school county in Nevada with each council deciding where to allocated funds. Prior each school year, the allocated funds will be given to each district based on number of gifted students and funds already allocated to such programs per district.

Sec. 4. This bill becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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SB 009


Citizen Vincent Godinho from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-04-28 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Revising provisions set for law stating who may not own a firearm in the state of Nevada


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40		     Section 1. No person under the age of eighteen may own a firearm (Without parental consent).

Sec. 2. No convicted felon may own a firearm.

Sec. 3. Those residents who have been convicted of public drunkenness may not own a firearm. [motion: strike]

Sec. 4. Convicted substance abusers or addicts, fugitives from justice, the mentally ill, or those who are in the United States illegally, shall remain unable to own a firearm.

Sec. 5. This Bill becomes effective upon passage and approval

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SR 208


Citizen Rex McKeon from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-04-29 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  To enforce a drug test on all persons (over 18 years of age) who are dependent on the welfare system.


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AB 021


Citizen Kenny Tedford from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-04-29 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  To amend the definition of Welfare and appropriate surplus funds due to said amendment.


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40		     Section 1. Hereby the definition of disabled due to addiction shall no longer included in the Welfare system.

Sec. 2. The funds left in surplus in the system shall be transfered to the Nevada Board of Education system to fund for primary and secondary education in the areas where they see fit.

Sec. 3. This bill becomes effective one fiscal year after passage and approval.
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SB 206


Citizen Brandon Briggs from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-04-29 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Stating people should not have the right to make a fuss about a conversation that they are not involved in.


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Sec. 2. It seems like people are held liable for their thoughts and words; however, not their actions. You should be allowed to openly discus your feelings if it does not conflict with any other laws.
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SB 513


Citizen Shawn Matthews from the City of Anderson



Prefiled on 2008-04-29 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  Vouchers should be given to parents who choose to send their kids to a private school education


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40		     Section. 1. Parents who choose to send their children to a private school will hereby be awarded a voucher to help pay tuition.

Sect. 2. The proposed voucher will be worth 50% (fifty) of the amount of money Washoe County (or any county in Nevada) estimates to be the current cost required to send a child to school.

Sect. 3. All students whose families request the proposed voucher will still be required to take a standardized entrance exam and adhere to any and all academic and behavioral policies of the academic institution.
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AB 154


Citizen Dustin Craig from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-04-30 and refered to Committee 5


AN ACT  Funds of the state will be redirected to stop the budget cuts that will take place in the year to come due to projected general fund revenue shortages.


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Sec. 2. Budget cuts should also be diverted to things other than education.{Strike Section 2 and replace with "The money provided by the tax increase should be used for educational purposes."}

Sec. 3. Grades K-12 education programs should be exempt from budget cut requirements. {Strike "Grades K-12" and replace with "All"}

Sec. 4. This bill becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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AB 018


Citizen Robert Perez from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-05-09 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  Incandescent light bulbs will be replaced by compact fluorescent ones by the year 2012


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40		     Section 1. The State of Nevada will require that all state owned facilities will discontinue using incandescent light bulbs by the year 2010 with the alternative being fluorescent lights.

Sec. 2. Households will also discontinue use of incandescent light bulbs and replace with compact fluorescent ones by the year 2012.

Sec. 3. institutions such as hospitals or other facilities that need incandescent lighting will be exempt from the law.

[Addition: Sec. 4. Establish a contract with recycling company to handle the disposing of incandescent light bulbs.]
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AB 180


Citizen Reynz Ungos from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-05-14 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  To provide more high school students reaching the age of 18 to be more informed of voter registration.


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40		     Section 1. There will be a process enacted in which students reaching the age of 18 be more educated about the [strike]

Sec. 2. Statistics show that in 2005, one person voted in the general election for every three people voting for the next "American Idol,"
showing the correlation in the decrease of young people voting. [strike]

Sec. 3. In cases which the teen will turn the age of 18, they will be provided the materials to register to vote within 30 days.
[add: will be sent by mail] [replace: "the age of 18" to "the eligible age to register to vote"]

Sec. 4. All will be more educated about the influence of registrations or voting on the American lifestyle.
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AB 158


Citizen Wesley House from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-05-16 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Regarding libel or malicious statements about the government


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40		     Section 1. Those caught publishing libel or maligning the governtment will be subject to punishment.

Sec. 2. Continued violation of this offense will result in harsher punishment.

Sec. 3. Failure to uphold this law will result in litigation
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AB 400


Citizen Justin Anderson from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-17 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  To improve school management.


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40		     Section 1. School administrators will need to have collegiate administrative degrees.

[Strike: Sec. 2. School administrators must have absolutely no association with a teacher's union, or other worker's union, of any kind.]

Sec. 3. School administrators will not be hired based on their former association as a teacher or other associations with the school system, but instead on their qualifications as one who can effectively run the given school and on their degree as defined above.

Sec. 4. The former teacher tenure law will be repealed and teacher's tenure will no longer exist.

Sec. 5. A new teacher protection law will be made, one that rewards those who produce students who excel in standardized tests, and places teachers whose students perform poorly on said tests on a watch list; if an individual teacher is on a "watch list" for a time of 3 (three) years [Change "3 (three) years" to "1 (one) year"], they may be released for incompetence.

Sec. 6. Following the passage of this bill, current school administrators will be looked at in order to see if they fit the given mold. If a current school administrator does not fit the said mold, they may be replaced, but another job, such as that of a teacher, should be given to them. With this new job, the former administrator will also fall under the new teacher protection plan as listed in Sec. 5.

Sec. 7. This act will come into effect the next full school year following its passing.

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SB 011


Citizen Branden DeLangis from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-05-17 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Stating that in the State of Nevada, all marriages, regardless of whether they are considered heterosexual or homosexual, will be legal.


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40		     Section 1. Any couple wishing to enter the matrimony of marriage, will be legally allowed to upon consent of both parties.

Sec. 2. This assertion includes all human beings, regardless of sexual preference. All marriages between two consenting adults, will hereby be legal in the State of Nevada.

Sec. 3. This Bill becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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SB 202


Citizen Benjamin Dupuy from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-05-18 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  More frequent drug tests for Nevada teachers.


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40		     Section 1. Staff of elementary, middle, high school, and colleges will be drug tested at random.

Sec. 2. If a staff member is convicted of the use of drugs or recent use of drugs (maximum of two years) the staff member will lose their employment immediately and will face criminal charges.

Sec. 3. If a school has faculty involved with the use of illegal substances, the entire staff will be tested for the use of drugs.
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AB 008


Citizen Adam Snow from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-18 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  Speeding tickets will be priced based upon the income of the driver; this will ensure proportionate punishment across all income levels.


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40		     Section 1. Speeding tickets will be priced based upon the income of the lawbreaker.

Sec.2. The speeding ticket will be .5% of the income of the driver.

Sec.3. If the driver makes less than 25,000 dollars a year, then the ticket will be .5% of the driver's assets.

Sec.4. This bill becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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AB 507


Citizen Joey Felsenfeld from the City of Anderson



Prefiled on 2008-05-18 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Juveniles 17 and under whom have committed a criminal offense will be evaluated by a psychologist, whom will determine if the juvenile's state of mind is mature enough to be charged as an adult.


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40		     Section 1. Any and all teenagers who are 17 and under who have committed a serious criminal offense are required to undergo a brain n any communication with the child. [motion: strike sec. 3] evaluation.

Sect. 2. The evaluation must be given by a licensed psychologist.

Sect. 3. A juvenile's trial may not be presented before a judge until the evaluation has taken place.

Sect.4. After the evaluation the physiologist's ruling is final.

Sect. 5. There will be no appeals to the ruling of the physiologist and the juvenile must be charged as he or she finds fit.

sec. 6. In the case of a verdict in favor of the defendant; the state assumes all costs relating to psychological evaluation. In case of verdict in favor of the prosecution; guilty party assumes responsibility for all cost relating to psychological evaluation.
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AB 405


Citizen Alex Hester from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-25 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  To decrease the threat of school violence, qualified administrators, teachers, and staff will be required to posses firearms on school property.


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40		     Section 1. Certain qualified staff members, teachers, and administrators to be required to posses a handgun at all times on school property.

Sec. 2. Administrators, teachers, and staff members possessing handguns on school property must be proficiently trained in the use of a handgun , qualifying with the sheriffs department at least twice a year.

Sec. 3. Administrators, staff, and teachers must obtain a concealed weapons permit.

Sec. 4. All weapons will be kept locked to ensure safety. Staff members possessing firearms will be kept confidential.



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SB 016


Citizen Andrew Kim from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-25 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  To raise the minimum wage to eight dollars per hour.


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40		     Section 1. Minimum wage shall be defined as eight dollars per hour.

Sec. 2. All acts or parts of acts in conflict here within are hereby repealed.

Sec. 3. This act shall become effective upon passage and approval.This act becomes effective on and after this twenty-fifth of May and the year of two thousand eight.
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SB 013


Citizen Taylor Stewart from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-25 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  Teachers in the state of Nevada will receive a 50% increase in their annual salaries over the next 5 years(2009-2013).


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40		     Section 1. Teachers for all Nevada school districts will receive a gradual 50% increase in their annual pay over the next 5 years due to the rising cost of living, energy and fuel.

Sec. 2. This bill will come into effect at the beginning of the following school year upon passage or approval.
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AB 172


Citizen Jesus Palma from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-05-26 and refered to Committee 7


AN ACT  Marriage in the state of Nevada shall be granted to two consenting adults regardless of orientation. Married couples will receive the same rights, opportunities, and benefits, and the same promise of Inalienable Rights as promised in the state constitution.


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40		     Section 1. An amendment to Article 1, section 21 of the State Constitution.

Sec. 2. Let marriage, in the state of Nevada be defined as a legal union between one man and one woman, one woman and one woman, and one man and one man.

Sec. 3. Let all married couples, as defined in SECTION 2, attain the same Inalienable Rights promised under section 1 of the State Constitution.

Sec. 4. Let all married couples, as defined in SECTION 2, shall be granted the same legal rights and benefits promised by the state of Nevada.

Sec. 5. Let all married couples, as defined in SECTION 2, from other states be granted the same rights on Nevadan land.

Sec. 6. This bill shall go into effect immediately upon passage.
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SB 212


Citizen Douglas Stickel from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-05-31 and refered to Committee 8


AN ACT  To require all people entering a body of water within Nevada to have proper licensing, and safety classes before entering the water.


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40		     Section 1. Require driver of the water craft to have a license before entering the water.

Sec. 2. Require all people over the age of 14 to have taken a boating and water safety course before entering the water.

Sec. 3. This bill becomes effective upon approval.
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AB 025


Citizen John Maloney from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-26 and refered to Committee 8


AN ACT  To make school bus transportation safer with seat belts.


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40		     Section 1. There will hereby be no new school buses without proper seat belts for children as well as the driver.

Sec. 2. There will be seat belts installed on school buses already in use.
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AB 012


Citizen Dakota Williams from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-26 and refered to Committee 2


AN ACT  To protect veterans of war and their honors and dignities of their actions and services from fraudulent persons who pose as their comrades of war and reep the benefits of being such.


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40		     Sec. 1. Any person who claims to have served in the armed forces, and in reality has not, but seeks the benefits of our veterans is subject to the criminal justice system and the persecution thereof.

Sec. 2. Any person who wears the uniform and decorations of a soldier of the United States military and claims to have earned them in the services of the Unites States, but has not is also subject to the criminal justice system.

Sec. 3. Any person who is a fraudulent impostor of a United States soldier who receives any sort of benefits, honors, significant recognition or any other type of military service compensation is now imposing on legitimate veterans who have actually served the United States and is now subject to a minimum fine of $10,000 or a minimal service of one year in prison.
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AB 210


Citizen Malek Sadri from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-05-27 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  All schools must report all student athlete grades and attendance records the NIAA to be eligible to play.


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40		     Section 1. All schools must comply with NIAA rules on student eligibility.

Sec. 2. This includes all public schools along with all private schools as well.

Sec. 3. Exceptions to suspension of play would be made to students that experienced a family crisis, illness, or some long occurring interference with school. [Added: These exceptions will be determined by the NIAA.]
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AB 406


Citizen Zac Ipson from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-27 and refered to Committee 8


AN ACT  That increases the punishment of any person convicted in any criminal act associated in any way with a firearm.


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40		     Section 1. Those found guilty in any criminal activity involving and/or related to a firearm (as use of a weapon, as stolen property, obtaining illegally, etc.) will be subjected to harsher punishments than exist now (heavier fines, longer sentences, forfeiture of firearm rights).

Sec. 2. This act will help decrease gun related crime, without infringing upon the Second Amendment rights of law abiding citizens, only punishing those who violate the law.
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SB 005


Citizen Eric Sullivan from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-27 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  All government facilities (schools, offices, etc.) must take steps to better protect the environment.


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Sec. 2. Recycling will be mandatory at all government facilities.

Sec. 3. Air conditioning and heating will be monitored and evaluated by a Environmental Regulations board so as to achieve maximum efficiency and cut back on wasteful practices.
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AB 029


Citizen Daniel Torkelson from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-05-29 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  Provisions will be set forth to compel school teachers convicted of sex-related crimes to register as sexual offenders.


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Sec. 2. Registering as a sex offender will effectively preclude convicted school employees from being offered additional teaching positions in the school district.

Sec. 3. All public schools in Nevada will be required to perform thorough background checks on all prospective teachers, and will be required to check fingerprints with the Nevada Crime Central Repository, the Las Vegas Police, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation before hiring any applicant.

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SB 035


Citizen Eric So from the City of Las Vegas



Prefiled on 2008-05-29 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  To set a cap on fuel prices.


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Sec. 2. This act does not apply fuels refined from renewable resources.

Sec. 3. The formation of a committee that will decide the maximum price of fuel based on the current market, it will then meet yearly to determine the increase of fuel price due to inflation.
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AB 698


Citizen Aaron Wennhold from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-05-29 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Lower the legal gambling age in the state of Nevada to 18.


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40		     An amendment to the provision NRS 463.350

Sec. 1. Gaming or employment in gaming is prohibited for persons under the age of 18.

Sec. 2. A person under the age of 18 years shall not:

(a) Play, be allowed to play, place wagers at, or collect winnings from, whether personally or through an agent, any gambling game, slot machine, race book, sports pool or pari-mutuel operator.

(b) Loiter, or be permitted to loiter, in or about any room or premises wherein any licensed game, race book, sports pool or pari-mutuel wagering is operated or conducted.

(c) Be employed as a gaming employee except in a counting room.

Section 3: Any licensee, employee, dealer or other person who violates or permits the violation of any of the provisions of this section and any person, under 18 years of age, who violates any of the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor.

Sec. 4. In any prosecution or other proceeding for the violation of any of the provisions of this section, it is no excuse for the licensee, employee, dealer or other person to plead that he/she believed the person to be 18 years old or over.

Sec. 5. This bill shall go into effect immediately upon January 1 of the next calender year.






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NRS 463.350 Gaming or employment in gaming prohibited for persons under 21.

1. A person under the age of 21 years shall not:

(a) Play, be allowed to play, place wagers at, or collect winnings from, whether personally or through an agent, any gambling game, slot machine, race book, sports pool or pari-mutuel operator.

(b) Loiter, or be permitted to loiter, in or about any room or premises wherein any licensed game, race book, sports pool or pari-mutuel wagering is operated or conducted.

(c) Be employed as a gaming employee except in a counting room.

2. Any licensee, employee, dealer or other person who violates or permits the violation of any of the provisions of this section and any person, under 21 years of age, who violates any of the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor.

3. In any prosecution or other proceeding for the violation of any of the provisions of this section, it is no excuse for the licensee, employee, dealer or other person to plead that he believed the person to be 21 years old or over.

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Prefiled on 2008-08-13 and refered to Committee 7


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AB 019


Citizen Dominick Maxey from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-29 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  All Nevada Government Facilities will be required to switch to Green Energy and promote the use of it


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40		     Section 1. Every Government Facility in the state of Nevada will be required to use Green Energy Tactics to both save energy and help promote the use of these tactics to Nevada Citizens.

Sec. 2. It may consist of fluorescent lighting, solar panels, wind turbines, transportation, etcetera.

Sec. 3. One new, informative, promotional commercial will be broadcast each month on all local television stations to support renewable energy

Sec. 4. The switch from current energy use to Renewable/Green energy must be made by the year 2012
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SB 026


Citizen Dominick Maxey from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-29 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  Gay Marriages from outside states will be honored in the state of Nevada


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40		     Section 1. Using the Full Faith and Credit Clause found in Article 4 Section 1 in the United States Constitution, Nevada will honor Same Sex Marriages from other states.

Sec. 2. The same sex marriage of two Nevada residents that takes place outside of Nevada will be honored.

Sec. 3. The marriage of a same sex married couple that moves to Nevada will be honored.

Sec. 4. This will take action immediately after being passed.
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AB 204


Citizen Louis Pombo from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-05-29 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  Provisions will be set forth for the energy companies of Nevada to receive at least 15% of all energy for residents by solar power by the year of 2012, and a goal of 25% by the year of 2016.


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40		     Section 1. Renewable resources will be called upon in Nevada in order to generate 15% of all energy used in residential consumption.

Sec. 2. Land grants and appropriate funding are to be extended to solar companies in order to create a state owned solar energy utility service.

Sec. 3. Energy generated by solar plants will be used for residential purposes.

Sec. 4. An annual increase of 2.5% more of the energy generated for residents will be added, resulting in a goal of 25% of all residential energy in Nevada to be generated by solar power by the year of 2016.
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SB 022


Citizen Dominick Maxey from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-05-29 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  Same Sex couples may be permitted to wed in the state of Nevada


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40		     Section 1. Using our Natural Rights (life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness) and the Common Benefits clause, gay marriage may take place and will be recognized in the State of Nevada.

Sec. 2. All benefits of a Heterosexual marriage will be given to those in Homosexual marriages.

Sec. 3. This becomes effective immediately after passing
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SR 636


Citizen Brandon Wetzel from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-06-01 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  Immigration Laws/Language for Country


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40		     I believe that America needs to be more strict with the borders and less lineant with illegal immigrants. I think we need to make a concerted effort to crack down on illegals. It is completely unfair that they can sneak in while others wait and do it the right way. Our country needs information on everybody that lives here. If somebody were caught living here illegally, then i think they should immediately be sent back to their country, but still given a chance to come back doing it the right way.
I also believe that we shouldn't have to cater to those who do not speak English. It should be a requirement for citizenship that everyone be able to speak English. We shouldn't have to double every legal form in Spanish for those who do not read our countries language.
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SB 018


Citizen Spencer Gibb from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-06-01 and refered to Committee 7


AN ACT  Provisions will be alloted to allow the citizens of the state of Nevada proper health care.


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40		     Section 1. United States citizens residing in the State of Nevada will no longer be responsible for the payment of anywhere from 50 to 100 percent of their medical bills, depending on the severity of their injuries or ailments.

Sec. 2. The State of Nevada will, based on the financial-need of the individual, pay for a minimum of 50 percent of the medical bills of every United States citizen residing in the State of Nevada.

Sec. 3. All medical needs will fall under the care of this bill including disease treatment, clinical check-ups, blood and urine analysis, and any other, unlisted types of treatment.
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SB 609


Citizen Desmend Jetton from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-06-01 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  This bill will provide youth between the ages of 13-17 a safe place to have any social endeavors and or extracurricular activities. Since the City of Las Vegas banned teen clubs except one, it will not target the area most associated with crime, making teens more likely to get in trouble.


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40		     Section 1.There will be a safe vicinity for youth's between the age of 13-17 located around the North Las Vegas area.The area/building will be monitored by security and will be a safe haven for youths to have fun without the fear of violence.

Sec 2. If there is a violent occurrence inside of the building, the youth will either be suspended or expelled permanently depending on the violent act.

Sec. 3. The building will always be open, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for youth to feel safe at.

Sec. 4. The building will not be able to charge money or any other fee for youths who venture inside the building.(regardless of time)

Sec. 5. This bill will become effective upon passage and approval.
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SB 678


Citizen Alex Roan from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-06-03 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Any man, woman, family that depends on Welfare for their sole income of funds is limited to (but not obligated to) two children born after coming onto Welfare.


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40		     Section 1. Any family that has Welfare as a sole income is limited to two children born when on Welfare.

Section 2. When a child becomes the legal age of 18 that child no longer fits the regulations and is pardoned, a family is then free to have two more children and only two if they are still on Welfare.

Section 3. Any child that is previously born before the family relies on Welfare is allowed to stay with the biological parents.

Section 4. Any family that meets the guidelines above is held responsible for their actions in a United States Court of Law.

Section 5. The penalties for violation results in Welfare benefits being forfeited

Section 6. This law will be implemented at the beginning of the New Year in which this law was passed. (Passed in 2008 it becomes effective on January 1st 2009)

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AB 176


Citizen Cabel Powell from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-06-02 and refered to Committee 8


AN ACT  Obtaining a driver license at age sixteen will depend on performance in school.


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40		     Section 1. All students between the ages of sixteen and eighteen will not be able to obtain [amendment: and maintain] a Nevada drivers license unless they are [strike: (passing) all classes and maintaining a 2.0] [addition: unweighted] grade point average.

Sec. 2. There will be a direct link between the Department of Motor Vehicles and the schools. The DMV will be able to periodically check student's grades [amendment: GPA]. [addition: This GPA will be determined by the schools last grading period.]

[addition: Sec. 3. If a student has dropped out of school, they can obtain a license at 18 or with parental consent.]

Sec. 3. The schools and the Department of Motor Vehicles will be held accountable for enacting this bill.
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SB 803


Citizen Benjamin Schultz from the City of Anderson



Prefiled on 2008-06-13 and refered to Committee 8


AN ACT  To alter the process and/or requirements for young drivers, under 18 years of age, to obtain a Nevada driver's license.


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40		     Section 1. Must hold an instruction permit for atleast 12 months prior to applying for a driver's license.

Section 2. Have to be at least 15 years of age in order to obtain an instruction permit.

Section 3. Nevada teens are required to complete 100 hours of supervised experience behind the wheel, 20 of which must be completed at night. All hours must be documented on the official DMV form.

Section 4. In the case of teens in rural areas who don't have the driver education, they must complete 200 hours of behind-the-wheel experience in lieu of a driver education course.

Section 5. This bill becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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AB 178


Citizen Matthew Stratton from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-06-02 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  To change the minimum eligibility requirements for high school level sports programs.


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40		     Section 1. The physical examination must include a tox screening (drug test) to check for anabolic steroids, amphetamines, methamphetamines, hallucinogens, stimulants, etc... at the beginning and end of the sport's season. Any student testing positive for non prescribed drugs(drugs not prescribed to him/her for medical reasons) will immediately be terminated from the school's sports program , and any accomplishments are to be considered null and void.

Sec. 2. Before becoming eligible for a sports program, a candidate must be able to verify his/her place of residence in coordination with the proper zone for the school he/she is attending (must be able to prove his/her true place of residence corresponds to the implied place of residence). Any student that falsifies his/her zone will be immediately disqualified for any sports pertaining to the sports season applied to (fall, winter, spring) of the current year.

Sec. 3. Students will only be eligible for a sports program within his/her first four school years upon entering the ninth grade. Any student that has been held back in high school may only participate in a sports program within the initial four years of their high school attendance. ex: A student entering Freshman year of 2005-2006 may only participate in sports until the end of the school year of 2008-2009.
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AB 600


Citizen Ramon Beltran from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-06-02 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  Schools exceeding a certain amount of students should install metal detectors and uniforms


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40		     Section 1. Schools exceeding 5,000 students should install metal detectors and enforce school uniforms.

Sec. 2. There shall be no majority vote from the community to overturn.

Sec. 3. Uniforms should be decided by the school or the school district.

Sec. 4. Uniforms and metal detectors should be enforced strictly.
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SB 634


Citizen Spencer Muscelli from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-06-08 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  A law to discourage theft of scrap metals for sale to Nevada recycling centers.


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40		     Section 1. Nevada recycling centers purchasing or accepting scrap metals must check for proof of ownership and proof of identification for materials exceeding a value of $75.

Sec. 2. Legal proof of identification may be required with suspicion that any item has been obtained illegally.

Sec. 3. Any person found to be guilty of attempting to sell illegally obtained scrap metal will be investigated and further tried for any related crimes.

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SB 681


Citizen Jordan Wines from the City of Martie



Prefiled on 2008-06-05 and refered to Committee 2


AN ACT  Police Officers should have the right to search individuals for proof of citizenship.


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40		     Section 1. If individuals are pulled over for any reason a police officer should be able to ask them to produce proof of citizenship. If they cannot do so they should be detained until they can prove their citizenship.
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AB 209


Citizen Charles Ball from the City of Howard



Prefiled on 2008-06-05 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  The State of Nevada shall invest in solar power plants, making electric power cheaper, and enriching itself and its citizens through the sale of said power.


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Sec. 1. All State owned buildings will have solar panels mounted on their roofs.

Sec. 2. The state of Nevada will build solar power plants on otherwise empty valleys, near towns with employees to operate them.

Sec. 3. One Solar Power facility will be constructed yearly.

Sec. 4. Energy in the possession of the state will be sold primarily to the Citizens of Nevada and secondarily to the other States of the Union, namely California.

Sec. 5. Citizens of Nevada will be apportioned 50% of the profits from the sale of energy to other states, in the form of a tax rebate, providing that said citizens have mounted solar panels on their own homes. The remaining 50% will be deposited into the Nevada state treasury, to be used as the State sees fit.

Sec. 6. Said citizens will be able to sell excess energy produced by their homes to the State for use as the State sees fit.

Sec. 7. This bill becomes effective upon passage and approval
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AB 401


Citizen Richard Corn from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-06-05 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Lowering the age at which a citizen may possess a firearm


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40		     Section 1. A child under the age of 16 years shall not handle or have in his possession or under his control, except while accompanied by or under the immediate charge of his parent or guardian or an adult person authorized by his parent or guardian to have control or custody of the child, any firearm of any kind for hunting or target practice or for other purposes.

Sec 2. A child who violates this subsection commits a misdemeanor and the court may order the detention of the child in the same manner as if the child had committed an act that would have been a misdemeanor if committed by an adult.
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SB 402


Citizen Richard Corn from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-06-05 and refered to Committee 8


AN ACT  Demerit points and the department of motor vehicles


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40		     Section 1. If a person accumulates 16 demerit points, during a 12-month period the Department of Motor Vehicles shall suspend that person’s driving privileges for a period of 3 months.

Sec 2. This act becomes effective on January 1st 2009.
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AB 402


Citizen Richard Corn from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-06-05 and refered to Committee 6


AN ACT  Required methamphetamine lab disclosure in the sale of property


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Sec 2. If a person knowingly sells or rents a home, office, apartment, recreational vehicle, automobile, or any other property that a person may occupy and the property was used in the production of methamphetamine, and the seller does not disclose that the property was a location used for the production of methamphetamine, or does not inform the buyer of the potentially severe health risks associated with purchasing the property, that person is guilty of a category C felony and is punishable to the fullest extent of the law.

Sec 3. If a person causes a child to inhabit or reside in a home, office, apartment, recreational vehicle, automobile, or any other property that a person may occupy that has been used in the production of methamphetamines and has not been properly decontaminated and deemed habitable by the proper authorities, then that person is guilty of reckless endangerment of a child and is punishable to the fullest extent of the law.

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SB 403


Citizen Richard Corn from the City of Bill Valley



Prefiled on 2008-06-05 and refered to Committee 4


A RESOLUTION  Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act of 1872


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WHEREAS, the mining industry in northeastern Nevada is the dominant industry and directly employs thousands of workers, further, it is the second largest industry in the state of Nevada,

WHEREAS, the proposed changes by the US House of Representatives would significantly hinder the development of new mine sites, and adversely impact exploration activities in Nevada and the entire Country,

WHEREAS, many of the environmental mandates in the proposed changes are already regulated at the state level and included in existing federal laws, and therefore superfluous,

WHEREAS, the proposed new gross royalty taxes, are unsustainable over the long-term and would result in reduced mine life and loss of employment, curb economic growth and drive mining operations and jobs to foreign countries, be it

RESOLVED, that the 2008 Boys State condemns any changes to the Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act of 1872
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SB 032


Citizen Kevin Hodge from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-06-06 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  The Preservation of Wild Horses Bill The use of wild horses in the United States economy in a means to save and preserve the wild horses, before going to domesticated horses. The use of these horses will ensure their survival both in the wild and in their present situations.


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Sec. 2. The preservation of the wild horses are left up to the owner that adopts them, and mistreatment will result in a fine of $5,000.

Sec. 3. The use of a wild horse in the United States economy is allowed unless the conditions of the working environment compromises the health and safety of the animal.

Sec. 4. The cost of the wild horse may not exceed the sum of $500, unless put up for adoption or auction.

Sec. 5. This bill will be distributed to all national horse associations and enforced by wildlife enforcement, as well as state and government agency's.

Sec. 6. The bill will become effective 30 days after approved and finalized.

Sec. 7. This bill is effective upon the number of wild horses and their condition in the wild and need to be rescued.
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AB 301


Citizen Gene Lee from the City of Las Craigas



Prefiled on 2008-06-10 and refered to Committee 4


AN ACT  relating to the conservation of natural resources; establishing a miles per gallon requirement for automobiles.


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40		     Section 1. For all automobiles there will hereby be established a MPG requirement according to their classes determined by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.

Sec. 2. Regulations will be established as follows:
1. Class A and B vehicles will be exempt from any MPG regulation.
2. Class C vehicles must function with an average MPG, averaging both rates from local and highway driving, of 30 MPG.
3. M vehicles, classified as motorcycles or mopeds, must function with an average MPG, averaging both rates from local and highway driving, of 60 MPG.

Sec. 3. All vehicles manufactured will be examined and have their MPG rates established for them by a government official according to uncompromising standards.

Sec. 4. This bill is effective upon its passage and approval.
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SB 155


Citizen Royce Fabella from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-06-06 and refered to Committee 1


AN ACT  That all foreclosed house owner's should get a tax break


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40		     Section 1. Tax return of 25% of the property cause

Sec. 2. Tax break on the new house bought by the owner whose house has been foreclosed

Sec. 3. Decrease by at least 10%-20% on house mortgage

Sec. 4. only people who lost there job because of econmic problem, or a family supported by only one person
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SB 159


Citizen Eric Kleinberg from the City of Jaytown



Prefiled on 2008-06-06 and refered to Committee 3


AN ACT  A bill that will increase sales tax slightly to create schools, improve existing schools by hiring new teachers, and if possible buy more technological or scientific equipment for underequipped schools.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:

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40		     AN ACT Provisions will be made to improve and maintain the education in Nevada, which has become overcrowded in many areas. Education has been largely subsidized by casinos, or by a tax involving real estate, but real estate is for the moment in a slump, so other sources are needed to maintain and improve the current standard of education. Improved education will improve Nevada for generations, as more educated citizens are able to perform a wider range of services.

SECTION. 1. There will herby be an increase of the sales tax on all products normally under sales tax, except for food items and fuels, both of which have been increasing in price rapidly.
SECT. 2. Money collected due to SECTION 1 will be applied to creating new schools, hiring new teachers, and creating incentives for teachers to come teach in Nevada.
SECT. 3. This bill becomes effective two months after its passage and approval, so as to provide enough time for businesses and retailers to adjust their systems to account for this increase in tax.
SECT. 4. Any excess money collected by the bill will be provisioned to upgrade an