Governor McCrory Signs Bills That Increase Student And Public Safety

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Governor McCrory Signs Bills That Increase Student And Public Safety

Published: Thursday, June 4th, 2015 @ 4:25 am
By: Chris Downey ( More Entries )

Press Release:

Raleigh, N.C. Governor Pat McCrory signed six bills into law today:

H.B. 113 — A bill increasing the criminal penalty for the commission of certain sex offenses committed against a student by school personnel. It also requires institutions of higher education to obtain a list of students and employees at the institution who are registered as sex offenders.
H.B. 82 — A bill clarifying the manner a law enforcement officer may enter premises in order to take physical custody of a juvenile when there is a reasonable factual basis to believe the juvenile is abused, neglected or dependent and a non-secure custody order has been issued.
H.B. 232 — A bill directing the Department of Transportation to convene a working group to study bicycle safety laws and recommend changes that would better ensure the safety of cyclists and motorists.
H.B. 237 — A bill repealing personal education plans and modifying the development of transition plans for at risk students. Local boards of education must adopt and implement rules directing school improvement teams to develop transition plans for students at risk.
H.B. 570 — A bill improving judicial efficiency through directing law enforcement and courts to use an electronic database to resolve outstanding warrants while a defendant is in custody.
H.B. 294 — A bill making it a criminal offense to provide a cell phone to a delinquent juvenile in custody of the Department.

Contact: Crystal Feldman
govpress@nc.gov

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Gene Scarborough said:

( June 4th, 2015 @ 5:12 am )

Some good and wise moves in Raleigh --- at the same time they have overridden the Governor's veto of Magistrates refusing to marry gay folks . . .

Even though I have reservations as clergy over such --- I am a Minister and not a Judge. I did a marriage for a divorced man and his bride my first year as a minister in upstate SC.

The other Baptist ministers in the town refused them, but after looking at Jesus' words on divorce, I found it applied to the Jewish custom of legalizing putting a woman on the street when getting tired of her. Jesus views it as "legalized adultery" --- all in the hands of men at a time when women had no legal rights outside her father or husband!

It pays to read the Bible as it is rather than "what we want it to be."