MINUTES OF THE 
	SENATE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY 

	Sixty-eighth Session
	June 28, 1995


The Senate Committee on Judiciary was called to order by Chairman 
Mark A. James, at 5:35 p.m., on Wednesday, June 28, 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 Maurice Washington
Senator Mike McGinness
Senator Ernest E. Adler
Senator Dina Titus
Senator O. C. Lee

STAFF MEMBER PRESENT:

Joan Thran, Committee Secretary

Senator James asked the committee to request an amendment to Senate 
Bill (S.B.) 292 to remove all of section 1, from the bill except 
the part that pertains to the Public Employees' Retirement System 
(PERS).  Discussion followed.

SENATE BILL 292:	Allows public bodies to hold closed meetings 
regarding recruitment and selection of public 
employees.

SENATOR ADLER MOVED TO REQUEST AN AMENDMENT TO S.B. 292.

SENATOR WASHINGTON SECONDED THE MOTION.

THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.

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Senate James asked the committee to request amendments to Senate 
Bill (S.B.) 416, Assembly Bill (A.B.) 317 and Assembly Bill (A.B.) 
393.  Discussion followed.


SENATE BILL 416:	Makes various changes regarding sentencing of 
persons

 convicted of felonies.

ASSEMBLY BILL 317:	Makes various changes related to juvenile 
courts, sentencing, crimes and punishments.

ASSEMBLY BILL 393:	Makes various changes related to possession of 
firearms by children and increases penalty for 
sale of certain firearms to children.

SENATOR ADLER MOVED TO REQUEST AMENDMENTS TO S.B. 416, A.B. 
317 AND A.B. 393.

SENATOR LEE SECONDED THE MOTION.

THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.

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Senator James adjourned the meeting at 5:37 p.m.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:


                              
                        							Joan Thran,
Committee Secretary


APPROVED BY:



                                                       
Senator Mark A. James, Chairman


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