Senators reconvened Jan. 10 to continue introduction of new bills.<\/p>\n
Among the 51 measures introduced were:<\/p>\n
LB84<\/a>, sponsored by Sen. Victor Rountree of Bellevue, which would adopt the School Psychologist Interstate Licensure Compact;<\/p>\n LB89<\/a>, introduced by Omaha Sen. Kathleen Kauth at the request of Gov. Jim Pillen, which would adopt the Stand with Women Act;<\/p>\n LB98<\/a>, sponsored by Sen. Mike Moser of Columbus, which would redefine all-terrain vehicle and utility-type vehicle in the Motor Vehicle Certificate of Title Act, the Motor Vehicle Registration Act and the Nebraska Rules of the Road;<\/p>\n LB99<\/a>, introduced by Omaha Sen. Ashlei Spivey, which would limit use of restrictive housing and solitary confinement;<\/p>\n LB103<\/a>, sponsored by Sen. Wendy DeBoer of Bennington, which would change Nebraska Evidence Rules to prohibit questions relating to past sexual behavior or sexual assaults in pretrial proceedings;<\/p>\n LB111<\/a>, introduced by Grand Island Sen. Dan Quick, which would prohibit certain actions of insurers relating to repairing motor vehicles and nonoriginal equipment manufacturer parts;<\/p>\n LB117<\/a>, sponsored by Sen. Rick Holdcroft of Bellevue, which would provide a sales and use tax exemption for electricity, natural gas, propane and sewer utilities;<\/p>\n LB122<\/a>, introduced by Pender Sen. Glen Meyer, which would require display of the state and national motto in schools;<\/p>\n LB127<\/a>, sponsored by Sen. Dan McKeon of Amherst, which would provide for damages for defendants who are found not guilty or whose cases are dismissed or overturned; and<\/p>\n