SB1120
Strengthening Bail Requirements for Criminals that are a Threat to the Public
Date of Vote: April 9, 2024
Chamber of Origin: SenateThis bill amends the current bail practices used when a person is considered a threat to public safety. This bill allows issuing authorities to deny bail if a person is deemed a threat to public safety. This bill also defines "person posing a threat to public safety" as someone who is charged with a violent crime or a serious drug offense involving substances like fentanyl.1
Turning Point Action’s Position
Voted YEA
3482.35% REPUBLICANS17.65% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
VOTED NAY
160% REPUBLICANS100% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea
Camera BartolottaState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:80.00
Chris GebhardState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:100.00
Cris DushState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:80.00
Daniel LaughlinState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:80.00
David G. ArgallState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:80.00
Devlin J. RobinsonState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:80.00
Voted nay
Amanda M. CappellettiState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:0.00
Anthony H. WilliamsState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:20.00
Art HaywoodState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:40.00
Carolyn T. ComittaState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:20.00
Christine M. TartaglioneState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:40.00
Jay CostaState SenatePennsylvania
Session Score:20.00
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