House Corrections and Public Institutions Committee
Key Moments
David Dolan — Referenced as a judge who has likely been involved in similar cases.
David Dolan — Referenced as a judge who may have experience with these cases.
David Dolan — His name was invoked repeatedly in the discussion, and he was invited to comment.
David Dolan — Explained that unintentional battery discharge would usually not lead to revocation and jail.
David Dolan — Voted aye on House Bill 1712.
Keith Elliott — Keith Elliott is listed/called during the roll call, with the transcript rendering his name as 'Ely/Elliot' in both mentions.
Keith Elliott — Listed in the roll call; transcript rendered as 'Ely/Elliot'.
Keith Elliott — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 2694.
Keith Elliott — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 2885.
Keith Elliott — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 1712.
Bill Falkner — Bill Falkner is identified in the roll call and later recorded as voting aye.
Bill Falkner — Listed in the roll call.
Bill Falkner — Voted aye on House Bill 2694.
Bill Falkner — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 2885.
Bill Falkner — Voted aye on House Bill 1712.
Yolonda Fountain Henderson — Yolonda Fountain Henderson is first listed in the roll call and later recorded as voting aye.
Yolonda Fountain Henderson — Voted aye on House Bill 2694.
Yolonda Fountain Henderson — Voted aye on House Bill 2885.
Yolonda Fountain Henderson — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 1712.
Barry Hovis — Listed in the roll call; transcript rendered as 'Hovis'.
Barry Hovis — Voted aye; transcript rendered as 'Ovis'.
Barry Hovis — Recognized for a brief summary and raised concerns about long-term accumulation of funds.
Barry Hovis — Asked whether the Academy is self-supporting and whether fees cover all costs.
Barry Hovis — Voted aye on House Bill 2694.
Barry Hovis — Was identified as the bill sponsor in the discussion of House Bill 2885.
Barry Hovis — Voted aye on House Bill 2885.
Barry Hovis — Was invited to add information to the discussion.
Barry Hovis — Was asked to wait until the ranking member finished her inquiry.
Barry Hovis — Was asked to answer the ranking member's question about monitor-device violations.
Barry Hovis — Voted aye on House Bill 1712.
Barry Hovis — Voted aye on House Bill 1712.
Jim Kalberloh — Jim Kalberloh appears in the roll call and is later recorded as voting aye.
Jim Kalberloh — Voted aye on House Bill 2694.
Jim Kalberloh — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 2885.
Jim Kalberloh — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 1712.
Jim Kalberloh — Voted aye on House Bill 1712.
Bill Lucas — Listed in the roll call.
Bill Lucas — Bill Lucas recorded aye votes on House Bill 2694, House Bill 2885, and House Bill 1712 during the roll-call voting sequence.
Rudy Veit — Rudy Veit is listed during the roll call, with the transcript rendering his name in slightly different forms ('Veete,' 'Viet,' and 'Veit') as the roll call continues.
Rudy Veit — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 2885.
Marlene Terry — Listed in the roll call continuation.
Marlene Terry — Voted aye on House Bill 2694.
Marlene Terry — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 2885.
Marlene Terry — Voted aye on House Bill 1712.
Brian Meyer, District 20 — Identified as the sponsor stepping to the microphone.
Alex Vivas — Identified as Missouri State Highway Patrol Chief of Staff for governmental affairs and began explaining the bill.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Asked for a brief explanation of the bill's funds.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Voted yes.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 2885.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Asked for clarification on House Bill 1712.