SB 885: Drunk driving - Establishing that a conviction for driving while impaired by alcohol is among the standards that may be applied by an insurer for purposes of canceling or refusing to underwrite or renew.

HB 241: Penalties for possessing firearms - Increasing to 15 years the maximum term of imprisonment for a violation of the prohibition against possession of a regulated firearm by a person who was previously convicted of a crime of violence or a specified drug-related crime.

SB 883: Establishing the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program in the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

HB 671: Changing the State election law to comply with the federal Military and Overseas Voter Empowerment (MOVE) Act.

SB 679: School bus monitoring cameras - Authorizing a law enforcement agency, in consultation with a county board of education, to place school bus monitoring cameras on county school buses for the purpose of recording motor vehicles committing violations relating to overtaking and passing school vehicles, if authorized to do so by the local governing body.

HB 363: Negligent driving - Making it a misdemeanor for a person to cause the death of another as a result of the person's driving, operating, or controlling a vehicle or vessel in a criminally negligent manner.

HB 196: Texting while driving - Prohibiting a person from using a text messaging device to read a text message while operating a motor vehicle; and repealing a provision of law that applies the text messaging prohibition only to an operator of a motor vehicle in motion.

HB 529: Phone books - Providing that a telephone company may not be required to distribute a specified telephone directory to an address in the State unless the property owner or an occupant requests the directory.

HB 1276: Expanding participation in the Ignition Interlock System Program by requiring specified individuals who are convicted of drunk driving and who had an alcohol concentration at the time of testing of .15 or more to participate in the program for specified periods of time and successfully complete the Program; etc.

SB 977: Funeral protesting distance - Increasing the distance within which a person is prohibited from engaging in picketing activities at a funeral, burial, memorial service, or funeral procession from 100 feet to 500 feet.

HB 302: Parole for life sentences - Authorizing the Governor to disapprove the decision by the Board of Review to parole an eligible person sentenced to life imprisonment; providing the decision becomes effective if the Governor does not disapprove the decision within 180 days.

SB 287: Education requirement for accountants - Altering the educational requirements for an applicant to take the examination for a license to practice certified public accountancy to 120 semester hours and the possession of a baccalaureate or higher degree; and maintaining the education requirements for a license to practice at 150 semester hours and the possession of a baccalaureate or higher degree.