HB127 (2018 Regular Session)

Elections Money General Assembly Lobbying Visuals VaNews About Us

Overview Early Voting Election Results State Senate House of Delegates Governor Lt. Governor Att. General US Senate US House President Local Candidate Search

Overview Top Donors Industry Locality ZIP Code Big Donations Independent Expenditures Political Ads Vendors

Issues/Bills Donations to Committee Members Legislators Committees Gifts/Conferences New Faces Citizen's Guide

Overview New Registrations Spending Entertainment Calendar

Visualizations K-12 Educators COVID-19

Current Edition Most-Clicked Search Past Editions Content Policy Day Sponsorships

Overview Leadership Team Contact Supporters VPAP Updates Events

HB127

Construction fraud; penalty.

Overview

Status:
Killed

Chief Patron:
Mark Cole (R)

Session:
2018 Regular Session

Summary

As Introduced. Construction fraud; penalty.

Revises the crime of construction fraud so that a person is guilty if he fraudulently fails or refuses to perform a promise for construction after having obtained an advance of money or other thing of value to do so. Currently, in order for a person to be guilty, he must ... (More) have obtained the advance with fraudulent intent. (Less)

Bill History
12/18/2017 - House: Prefiled and ordered printed; offered 01/10/18 18101401D
12/18/2017 - House: Referred to Committee for Courts of Justice
12/21/2017 - House: Impact statement from VCSC (HB127)
02/15/2018 - House: Left in Courts of Justice

Full text and vote history:

Virginia Legislative Information System

RichmondSunlight.com

See other bills related to: