Co-sponsored — Historical
Delegate Susan K. McComas · 417 bills · page 5 of 17
- HB 481 Criminal Law - Sale of a Minor - Felony Enacted
- HB 1192 Assembly Areas - State-Funded Construction or Renovation - Assisted Listening System Requirement Enacted
- HB 155 Maryland Department of Health - Capital and Grant Programs - State Grants Enacted
- HB 871 Criminal Law - Human Trafficking and Prostitution Offenses Enacted
- HB 687 Civil Actions – Child Sexual Abuse – Definition and Statute of Limitations (Hidden Predator Act of 2019) Died
- HB 640 Peace Orders - Workplace Violence Died
- HB 253 Final Protective Orders – Relief – Transfer of Wireless Telephone Service Died
- HB 981 Sales and Use Tax - Exemption - Firearm Safety Devices Died
- HB 712 Criminal Law - Continuing Course of Conduct With a Child - Unit of Prosecution Enacted
- HB 1224 County Boards of Education - Computer Science Courses Died
- HB 707 Drunk and Drugged Driving Offenses – Penalties Enacted
- HB 493 Crimes – Solicitation and Conspiracy to Commit Murder Resulting in Death (Stacey’s Law) Enacted
- HB 844 Public Schools – School Psychologists – Reports Enacted
- HB 307 Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission Enacted
- HB 777 Commercial Law – Credit Card Processors – Merchant Processing Agreements Enacted
- HB 544 Pharmacy Benefits - Processing and Adjudication of Claims - Restrictions on Fees Died
- HB 271 Income Tax - Standard Deduction - Alteration Died
- HB 820 Sales and Use Tax - Replacement Boat Motors - Exemption Died
- HB 363 More Jobs for Marylanders Act 2.0 Died
- HB 1273 Food Stamp Program - Time Limit Waiver - Prohibition Died
- HB 1541 Disclosure of Tax Benefits - Nonprofit Hospitals Died
- HB 589 Income Tax - Itemized Deductions Died
- HB 1478 Drug or Controlled Dangerous Substance Testing - Requirements Died
- HB 350 Achieving Computer Science Collaborations for Employing Students Statewide (ACCESS) Act of 2018 Died
- HB 349 Vehicle Laws - Drunk and Drugged Driving - Subsequent Offenders - Felonies (Repeat Drunk Driving Offenders Act of 2018) Died