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Arkansas State Legislature
77th General Assembly - Regular Session, 1989

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Representative N. B. "Nap" Murphy


Photo of Representative Murphy
District: 99
District:
99
Counties Served: Pt. Ashley
Counties Served:
Pt. Ashley


Bills

Bill
Title
Bill Status
Primary Sponsor
HB1772
AN ACT TO REPEAL THE ARKANSAS MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION ACT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
HB1772 History
HB1801
AN ACT TO AMEND VARIOUS SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 112 OF TITLE 23 OF THE ARKANSAS CODE OF 1987 ANNOTATED TO REMOVE USED CAR DEALERS FROM THE JURISDICTION OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION, TO PREVENT THE COMMISSION FROM REGULATING ADVERTISING, TO PROVIDE FOR APP
HB1801 History
HB1859
AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT THE COURT MAY REQUIRE PERSONS CONVICTED OF SEXUAL OFFENSES TO UNDERGO AN AIDS TEST AND ORDER THE RESULTS TO BE TRANSMITTED TO THE VICTIM; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
HB1859 History
HR1051
REQUESTING THE JOINT INTERIM COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO STUDY THE OPERATION OF THE VARIOUS REGULATORY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS OF THIS STATE TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF JOBS LOST AS A RESULT OF OVER-REGULATION, AND TO STUDY T
HR1051 History