How Do I Find Out What Judges Signed a Bill?

Q: How can I find out if a judge signed a bill?

To find out if a judge signed a specific bill, you can check the official state legislature's website or contact the court directly. Typically, bills are signed by legislative leaders, not judges. For House Bill 2528, it was passed by the Oklahoma legislature.

Q: What are advisory guidelines for judges?

Advisory guidelines for judges are recommendations that help them make consistent decisions in court. These guidelines are not legally binding but aim to standardize judicial practices. House Bill 2528 provides such guidelines for county judges in Oklahoma.

Q: What does it mean for a bill to be signed by judges?

When a bill is said to be signed by judges, it usually refers to their support or endorsement rather than an actual signature. In the case of House Bill 2528, it was passed by the legislature, not signed by judges. Judges may follow the guidelines set forth in the bill.

Full question:

Advisory Guidelines- Standard with Forms-House Bill 2528 codified at 43 O.S._111.1A - County Judges being instructed to follow these quidelines by Senate- Question: Can you tell how I can find what Judges Signed and in What States? I have the Bill and That it has been signed by over 70 judges. I would like to know what states and what Judges.

Category: Legislatures
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Texas

Answer:

The House bill you referred to was passed by the Oklahoma legislature, rather than by judges.

Please see the information at the following links:

http://www.oscn.net/forms/aoc_form/adobe/Form.76.pdf
http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/2003-04bills/HB/HB2528_ccr.rtf

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FAQs

What is House Bill 2528 about?

House Bill 2528 relates to advisory guidelines for county judges in Oklahoma. It establishes standards that judges are instructed to follow, specifically under 43 O.S. § 111.1A. The bill aims to provide a structured approach for judicial decisions in certain cases.