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HB 330, 72nd Regular Session
Relating to the use of deadly force in defense of a person.

Last action: Withdrawn from intent calendar

Author: Glenn Repp
Coauthor: Ted Kamel | Bob Hunter | Jeff Wentworth | Ken Yarbrough | David Swinford | M.A. Taylor | Will Hartnett | Charles Finnell
Sponsor: Kenneth Armbrister

Bill Analyses:
Committee Report (House Research Organization)
Engrossed (Senate Research Center)

Subjects:
Civil Remedies & Liabilities
Crimes--Against Persons

House Committee: Criminal Jurisprudence (Parker McCollough, John Cook, Eddie De La Garza, Kenneth Fleuriet, Pete Gallego, Steve Ogden, A.R. Ovard, Allen Place, Jim Tallas)
Minutes: March 5 1991 | March 18 1991 | March 19 1991
House Committee: Substantive (HB 330) (Kenneth Fleuriet, Steve Ogden, Allen Place)
Senate Committee: Jurisprudence (O.H. Harris, Temple Dickson, Bob Glasgow, Don Henderson, Cynthia Krier, John Montford)
Minutes: May 7 1991 | May 14 1991

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