H 3450 General Bill, By J.M. Arthur, R.L. Altman, W.S. Anderson, W.D. Arthur, 
J.N. Ashe, H.L. Barksdale, D.M. Beasley, J.D. Bradley, Branton, L.H. Brinker, 
T.M. Burriss, M.J. Busbee, C.M. Cain, Carnell, R.L. Carter, C.D. Chamblee, 
R.L. Cobb, M.J. Cooper, C.M. Dangerfield, M.R. Daniel, W.G. DesChamps, 
M.L. Eargle, P. Evatt, J.G. Felder, J.P. Gardner, B.J. Gordon, H.C. Granger, 
A. Hardy, J.L. Harris, D.O. Hawkins, J.C. Hearn, B.L. Hendricks, L.I. Hendricks, 
C.T. Hinson, C.E. Hodges, B.F. Hornsby, S.H. Howard, T.E. Huff, T.L. Hughston, 
J.E. Kinard, R.A. Kohn, Koon, W.R. Lee, D.F. McInnis, J.D. McInnis, J.B. Meyers, 
T.W. Mitchell, Moore, J. Murray, J.R. Murray, D.L. Ogburn, Patterson, Phillips, 
W.A. Reel, J.A. Reynolds, N.C. Russell, Sheheen, K.W. Shelley, E.W. Simpson, 
J.H. Toal, Washington, M.H. Westbrook, J.T. Wood and R.R. Woods
 A Bill to provide that each high school student in this State shall receive at
 least three hours of instruction each school year in criminal offenses and the
 penalties therefor and to provide that the State Department of Education in
 consultation with the Attorney General shall by regulation specify the content
 of such instruction.
   02/06/80  House  Introduced and read first time HJ-656
   02/06/80  House  Referred to Committee on Education and Public
                     Works HJ-657
   02/27/80  House  Committee report: Favorable with amendment
                     Education and Public Works HJ-1136
   03/05/80  House  Amended HJ-1257
   03/05/80  House  Read second time HJ-1258
   03/06/80  House  Read third time and sent to Senate HJ-1290
   03/06/80  Senate Introduced and read first time SJ-8
   03/06/80  Senate Referred to Committee on Education SJ-8
   03/20/80  Senate Committee report: Favorable Education SJ-19
   05/13/80  Senate Recommitted to Committee on Education SJ-25