H 252: An act relating to prohibiting earned time for second or subsequent felony convictions

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H 252 is a bill introduced in the Vermont House on February 18, 2025. According to its official title, it concerns: An act relating to prohibiting earned time for second or subsequent felony convictions. Primary sponsor: Chris Pritchard (Republican), Dave Bosch (Republican), Michael Boutin (Republican), Carolyn Branagan (Republican), Tom Burditt (Republican), Greg Burtt (Republican), Bill Canfield (Republican), Jim Casey (Republican), Tom Charlton (Republican), V.L. Coffin (Republican), Penny Demar (Republican), Debbie Dolgin (Republican), Gina Galfetti (Republican), Kenneth Goslant (Republican), Will Greer (Democratic), James Gregoire (Republican), James Harrison, Zak Harvey (Republican), Mark Higley (Republican), Christopher Howland (Republican), John Kascenska (Republican), Chris Keyser (Republican), Larry Labor (Republican), Wayne Laroche (Republican), Jed Lipsky (Independent), Joe Luneau (Republican), Eric Maguire (Republican), Alicia Malay (Republican), Francis McFaun, Leland Morgan (Republican), Mike Morgan (Republican), Kristi Morris (Democratic), Mary Morrissey (Republican), Chris Morrow (Democratic), Todd Nielsen (Republican), Rob North (Republican), Tom Oliver (Republican), Woody Page (Republican), Joseph Parsons (Republican), Sandy Pinsonault (Republican), Debbie Powers (Republican), Mike Southworth (Republican), Shawn Sweeney (Democratic), Mike Tagliavia (Republican), Matt Walker (Republican), Ken Wells (Republican), Kevin Winter (Republican). Most recent recorded action (February 18, 2025): Read first time and referred to the Committee on Corrections and Institutions.

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