Massachusetts 190th Legislature (2017-2018) Status: Passed Senate

S 2185 — An Act relative to criminal justice reform

Last action — Reprinted as amended, see S2200

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    In Committee
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    Passed Senate
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    Passed House
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    To Executive
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    Enacted

This bill died with 190th Legislature (2017-2018). It reached “Passed Senate” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.

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Summary

Senate, October 19, 2017 -- The committee on Ways and Means, to whom was referred the Senate Bill relative to criminal justice reform (Senate, No. 2170),-- reports, recommending that the same ought to pass with an amendment substituting a new draft with the same title (Senate, No. 2185). [Estimated FY18 cost in excess of $1,000,000]

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Action History

  1. Reprinted as amended, see S2200

  2. Read third

  3. Ordered to a third reading

  4. Ways and Means amendment adopted, as amended

  5. Amendment #160 (Spilka) adopted

  6. Amendment #118 (O'Connor) adopted

  7. Amendment #78 (Tarr) adopted

  8. Amendment #2 (Jehlen) adopted

  9. Amendment #159 (Tarr) rejected

  10. Amendment #158 (Welch) rejected

  11. Amendment #157 (Welch) rejected

  12. Amendment #152 (McGee) adopted

  13. Amendment #151 (Tarr) rejected

  14. Amendment #145 (Friedman) adopted

  15. Amendment #144 (Friedman) rejected

  16. Amendment #138 (Creem) adopted

  17. Amendment #137 (Eldridge) adopted - see Roll Call #230 [YEAS 37 to NAYS 0]

  18. Amendment #125 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #229 [YEAS 8 to NAYS 28]

  19. Amendment #107 (Jehlen) adopted

  20. Amendment #101 (Lovely) adopted

  21. Amendment #90 (O'Connor) rejected - see Roll Call #228 [YEAS 18 to NAYS 19]

  22. Amendment #82 (Rodrigues) adopted

  23. Amendment #80 (Tarr) rejected

  24. Amendment #76 (Keenan) adopted

  25. Amendment #87 (O'Connor) rejected - see Roll Call #227 [YEAS 14 to NAYS 22]

  26. Amendment #40 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #226 [YEAS 13 to NAYS 24]

  27. Amendment #36 (Tarr) adopted

  28. Amendment #18 (Rush) rejected

  29. Amendment #17 (Forry) adopted

  30. Amendment #11 (Tarr) adopted

  31. Amendment #10 (Keenan) adopted

  32. Amendment #116 (O'Connor) rejected - see Roll Call #225 [YEAS 15 to NAYS 22]

  33. Amendment #48 (Lewis) adopted

  34. Amendment #1 (Cyr) adopted

  35. Amendment #9 (Tarr) rejected

  36. Amendment #4 (Montigny) adopted

  37. Amendment #3 (Tarr) adopted

  38. Amendment #105 (Jehlen) adopted

  39. Amendment #99 (Tarr) rejected

  40. Amendment #98 (Rodrigues) adopted

  41. Amendment #84 (Pacheco) adopted

  42. Amendment #57 (Hinds) adopted

  43. Amendment #28 (Tarr) adopted

  44. Amendment #26 (Moore) rejected - see Roll Call #223 [YEAS 17 to NAYS 20]

  45. Amendment #162 (Tarr) rejected

  46. Amendment #161 (Tarr) rejected

  47. Amendment #156 (Welch) rejected

  48. Amendment #150 (Friedman) adopted

  49. Amendment #148 (Friedman) rejected

  50. Amendment #147 (Friedman) adopted

  51. Amendment #146 (Friedman) adopted

  52. Amendment #143 (Friedman) adopted

  53. Amendment #142 (Friedman) adopted

  54. Amendment #141 (Eldridge) adopted

  55. Amendment #140 (Rodrigues) adopted

  56. Amendment #139 (Creem) adopted

  57. Amendment #136 (Eldridge) adopted

  58. Amendment #135 (Eldridge) adopted

  59. Amendment #134 (Eldridge) rejected

  60. Amendment #132 (Ross) rejected

  61. Amendment #129 (Creem) rejected

  62. Amendment #126 (Lewis) adopted

  63. Amendment #124 (Creem) rejected

  64. Amendment #120 (Hinds) rejected

  65. Amendment #119 (Creem) rejected

  66. Amendment #117 (Creem) adopted

  67. Amendment #115 (Humason) adopted

  68. Amendment #114 (Creem) adopted

  69. Amendment #113 (Montigny) adopted

  70. Amendment #112 (O'Connor) rejected - see Roll Call #222 [YEAS 9 to NAYS 28]

  71. Amendment #111 (Gobi) rejected

  72. Amendment #110 (Gobi) rejected

  73. Amendment #109 (Gobi) adopted

  74. Amendment #108 (Creem) adopted

  75. Amendment #104 (Lovely) adopted

  76. Amendment #97 (Ross) adopted

  77. Amendment #94 (Creem) adopted

  78. Amendment #83 (Rodrigues) adopted

  79. Amendment #20 (Rush) adopted

  80. Amendment #61 (Tarr) adopted, as amended - see Roll Call #221 [YEAS 32 to NAYS 2]

  81. Amendment 61.1 (Creem) adopted

  82. Amendment #61 (Tarr) pending

  83. Amendment #128 (Fattman) adopted - see Roll Call #220 [YEAS 37 to NAYS 0]

  84. Amendment #77 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #219 [YEAS 18 to NAYS 20]

  85. Amendment #74 (Cyr) adopted

  86. Amendment #79 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #218 [YEAS 15 to NAYS 23]

  87. Amendment #121 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #217 [YEAS 17 to NAYS 21]

  88. Amendment #71 (Tarr) rejected

  89. Amendment #64 (Chandler) adopted - see Roll Call #216 [YEAS 37 to NAYS 0]

  90. Amendment #60 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #215 [YEAS 18 to NAYS 19]

  91. Amendment #58 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #213 [YEAS 11 to NAYS 27]

  92. Amendment #50 (Keenan) adopted

  93. Amendment #49 (Tarr) rejected

  94. Amendment #46 (Tarr) rejected

  95. Amendment #45 (Tarr) rejected

  96. Amendment #149 (Creem) adopted - see Roll Call #212 [YEAS 25 to NAYS 13]

  97. Amendment #44 (Tarr) rejected

  98. Amendment #43 (Tarr) rejected

  99. Amendment #42 (Tarr) rejected

  100. Amendment #41 (Moore) adopted

  101. Amendment #39 (Tarr) adopted - see Roll Call #214 [YEAS 31 to NAYS 6]

  102. Motion to reconsider prevails

  103. Amendment #39 (Tarr) adopted - see Roll Call #211 [YEAS 22 to NAYS 15]

  104. Amendment #38 (Tarr) rejected

  105. Amendment #35 (Tarr) rejected

  106. Amendment #33 (Tarr) rejected

  107. Amendment #32 (Tarr) rejected

  108. Amendment #30 (Tarr) rejected

  109. Amendment #23 (McGee) adopted

  110. Amendment #16 (Timilty) adopted

  111. Amendment #15 (Forry) adopted - see Roll Call #210 [YEAS 37 to NAYS 0]

  112. Amendment #14 (Barrett) adopted

  113. Amendment #12 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #206 [YEAS 14 to NAYS 23]

  114. Amendment #7 (Keenan) adopted

  115. Amendment #6 (Tarr) rejected

  116. Amendment #5 (Tarr) rejected - see Roll Call #205 [YEAS 15 to NAYS 22]

  117. Recommended new draft for S2170

  118. Reported from the committee on Ways and Means

Sponsors

  • Senate Committee on Ways and Means · Primary

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Sponsors (1)

  • Senate Committee on Ways and Means

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Frequently asked questions

What does S 2185 do?
Senate, October 19, 2017 -- The committee on Ways and Means, to whom was referred the Senate Bill relative to criminal justice reform (Senate, No. 2170),-- reports, recommending that the same ought to pass with an amendment substituting a new draft with the same title (Senate, No. 2185). [Estimated FY18 cost in excess of $1,000,000]
Who sponsors S 2185?
S 2185 is sponsored by Senate Committee on Ways and Means.
What is the current status of S 2185?
This bill died with 190th Legislature (2017-2018). It reached “Passed Senate” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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