MINUTES OF THE PRIVATE  
	SENATE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY

	Sixty-eighth Session
	March 3, 1995



The Senate Committee on Judiciary was called to order by Chairman Mark A. James, at 
11:06 a.m., on Friday, March 3, 1995, on the Senate floor of the Legislative Building, 
Carson City, Nevada.  There was no Agenda.  There was no Attendance Roster.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS PRESENT:

Senator Mark A. James, Chairman
Senator Jon Porter, Vice Chairman
Senator Mike McGinness
Senator Maurice Washington
Senator Ernest E. Adler

COMMITTEE MEMBERS ABSENT:

Senator Dina Titus  (Excused)
Senator O.C. Lee (Excused)

STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT:

Maddie Fischer, Committee Secretary


Chairman James called the meeting to order at his desk on the Senate floor to discuss 
committee introduction of Bill Draft Request (BDR) 16-1816 and Bill Draft Request (BDR) 
7-934.  He explained BDR 16-1816 was requested by the Senate Committee on Judiciary as 
part of its Truth-in-Sentencing legislative proposals, and BDR 7-934 was requested by the 
Secretary of State, Securities Division. 

BDR 16-1816	Prohibits state board of pardons commissioners from commuting sentence of 
death of life imprisonment without possibility of parole to sentence 
allowing parole.

BDR 7-934		Makes various changes relating to violations of statutes governing 
securities and commodities.

	SENATOR ADLER MOVED FOR COMMITTEE INTRODUCTION OF 
BDR 16-1816.

	SENATOR PORTER SECONDED THE MOTION.

	THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (SENATORS TITUS AND 
LEE WERE ABSENT FOR THE VOTE).

	* * * * * 

	SENATOR MCGINNESS MOVED FOR COMMITTEE 
INTRODUCTION OF BDR 7-934.

	SENATOR WASHINGTON SECONDED THE MOTION.

	THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY (SENATORS TITUS AND 
LEE WERE ABSENT FOR THE VOTE).

	* * * * *

There being no further matters before the committee, Chairman James adjourned the 
meeting at 11:07 a.m.

						RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:



						                                                      
						Maddie Fischer,
						Committee Secretary

APPROVED BY:



                                                               
Senator Mark A. James, Chairman


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