Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
Rachel Talbot Ross · 169 bills · page 7 of 7
- LD 1421 An Act To Amend The Maine Bail Code Died
- LD 2085 An Act To Ensure Access To Sexual And Reproductive Health Care And Education In All Maine'S Jails And State Correctional And Detention Facilities Died
- LD 1422 An Act Regarding Conditions In Correctional Facilities For Female Prisoners Died
- LD 760 An Act To Prohibit The University Of Maine System, The Maine Community College System And The Maine Maritime Academy From Considering The Criminal Records Of Applicants Died
- LD 768 Resolve, To Establish The Commission To Research The Economic Disparities Of Racial And Ethnic Populations Died
- LD 2087 An Act Relating To Fair Chance In Employment Died
- LD 846 Resolve, To Provide For The Sealing Of Records Of Convictions For Marijuana-Related Violations That Are No Longer Crimes Died
- LD 528 An Act To Create A Maine Race, Ethnicity And Cultural Studies Educational Component Died
- LD 607 An Act To Enhance Maine'S Coordinated Response To Mental Health Crises Died
- LD 1309 Resolve, To Establish The Commission To Study Business Ownership By Racial And Ethnic Populations And The Wealth Gap In The State Died
- LD 797 An Act To Fund Railroad Infrastructure And Operations Died
- LD 1008 An Act To Establish The Permanent Commission On The Status Of Racial And Ethnic Populations Died
- LD 1006 An Act Regarding Housing Insecurity Of Older Citizens Died
- LD 1414 An Act To Ensure The Availability Of In-Person Visitation In County Jails Died
- LD 1706 An Act To Improve Public Safety Through Expanded Department Of Corrections Treatment, Education And Vocational Programs Died
- LD 1308 An Act To Create A Bridge To Self-Sufficiency For Vulnerable Segments Of The Population By Providing Incentives To Employers Died
- LD 1566 An Act To Enact The Maine Fair Chance Employment Act Died
- LD 1322 An Act Regarding Mental Health First Aid Training For Corrections Personnel Died
- LD 1415 An Act To Provide Additional Deductions From A Sentence Of Imprisonment For Completion Of Education, Mental Health Treatment And Substance Abuse Treatment Programs Died