Philip Morris
960000 PM Supported Aaa Bills
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- 2062304306/4367
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- 2062304306/2062304367
- Litigation
- Bcnj/Produced
- Named Person
- Albrecht, J.
- Allen, R.
- Almond, L.
- Barnett, M.W.
- Barry, A.
- Batt, P.
- Belshe, K.
- Bleier, T.
- Branstad, T.E.
- Brooks, H.
- Brown, S.
- Burton, J.
- Bush, G.W.
- Caperton, G.
- Carlson
- Carnahan, M.
- Collins, M.
- Connolly, G.
- Cravey, B.
- Crowley, M.
- Dame, E.
- Darlington, D.
- Dillenberg, J.
- Edgar, J.
- Elwell, A.
- Engler, J.
- Fishman, L.
- Fleming, L.
- Flynn, J.
- Fordice, K.
- Goff, C.
- Graham, R.N.
- Graves, W.
- Guaneli, D.J.
- Hamilton, B.
- Hanson, R.
- Harris, J.
- Haveman, J.
- Heard, M.
- Horney, J.
- Kendall, K.
- King, A.S., J.R.
- Kirk, T.L.
- Knowles, T.
- Kohoute, S.
- Kushner, J.
- Leavell, R.
- Lindsey, R.
- Lipsher, J.
- Lorang, R.
- Malek, S.H.
- Mayback, B.R. III
- Mcmullenpelsor, M.
- Miller, L.
- Momrow, D.
- Moore, M.
- Nichols, S.
- Norton, G.
- Odonovan, A.
- Oldenburg, R.
- Oveson, V.
- Pitre, T.
- Racicot, M.
- Rancatore, G.
- Remington, W.
- Rosales
- Rushton, A.
- Schanze, M.E.
- Schuster, B.
- Sherwood, R.
- Smolley, S.
- Somani, P.
- Spalter, H.
- Sullivan, C.
- Symington, F.
- Thompson, T.
- Tucker, J.G.
- Turnure, C.
- Volnovich, G.
- Warnick, T.
- Wheeler, D.
- Willis, R.L.
- Woodard, M.A.
- Zwick, J.
- Allen, R.
- Area
- MERLO,ELLEN/COMPUTER FILES
- Named Organization
- Agriculture + Small Business Comm
- Agriculture Comm
- Ak Dept of Public Safety
- Ak Dept of Revenue
- Al Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
- Al Dept of Revenue
- Al House
- Al Senate
- American Lung Assn
- Appropriations Comm
- Ar Dept of Finance + Administration
- Ar Dept of Health
- Az Dept of Health Services
- Az Dept of Liquor Licenses + Control
- Az House
- Az Senate
- Budget Control Comm
- Business Affairs Comm
- Bw, Brown & Williamson
- Ca Dept of Health Services
- Co Liquor Enforcement Division
- Co Senate
- Commerce Comm
- Consumer Protection
- Consumer Protection Comm
- Courts Justice
- Courts Justice Comm
- Ct Dept of Revenue Services
- Ct House
- Ct Senate
- De Dept of Finance
- De Dept of Public Safety
- De Division of Revenue
- De House
- De Senate
- Education Comm
- Finance + Taxation Comm
- Finance Comm
- Fl Division of Alcoholic Beverages + Tob
- Fl House
- Ga Dept of Public Safety
- Ga Dept of Revenue
- Ga House
- Ga Senate
- General Law Comm
- Government Reform Comm
- Governmental Affairs Comm
- Health + Human Resources Comm
- Health + Social Services Comm
- Health Comm
- Hhs, Dept of Health and Human Services
- Hi Dept of Health
- Hi Dept of Treasury
- Hi House
- Hi Liquor Commission
- Hi Senate
- Ia Dept of General Services
- Ia Dept of Public Health
- Ia Dept of Revenue + Finance
- Id House
- Id Senate
- Id Tax Commission
- Il Liquor Control Commission
- in Dept of Health
- in Family + Social Services Administrati
- in House
- in Senate
- Intergovernmental Comm
- Judiciary Comm
- Juvenile Justice Comm
- Ks Dept of Social + Rehabilitation Servi
- Ks House
- Ks Senate
- Ky Dept for Health Services
- Ky House
- Ky Senate
- La Office of Alcoholic Beverage Control
- Local Government Comm
- Ma Dept of Public Health
- Ma Dept of Revenue
- Md Dept of Health
- Me Dept of Human Services
- Me Dept of Public Safety
- Me Office of Substance Abuse
- Mi Dept of Public Health
- Mi House
- Mi Senate
- Mn Dept of Health
- Mn Dept of Human Services
- Mn House
- Mo Dept of Alcohol + Tobacco Control
- Mo Dept of Public Safety
- Mo House
- Mo Senate
- Mt Board of Crime Control
- Mt Dept of Corrections + Human Services
- Mt Dept of Revenue
- NC Dept of Environmental Health + Natura
- NC Dept of Human Resources
- Ne Dept of Health
- Nh Dept of Revenue
- Nh Tax Commission
- Nj Dept of Health
- Nj Dept of Treasury
- Nm Dept of Regulation + Licensing
- Nm Dept of Tax + Revenue
- Nv Dept of Taxation
- Ny Dept of Health
- Nyacs
- Oh Dept of Alcohol + Drug Addiction Serv
- Oh Dept of Health
- Oh House
- Ok Alcohol Beverage Law Enforcement Comm
- Ok Tax Commission
- or Corrections Dept
- or Dept of Human Resources
- Pa Dept of Agriculture
- Pa Dept of Health
- Pa Dept of Revenue
- Pa Senate
- Public Health Comm
- Ri Dept of Health
- Ri District Court 6th District
- Ri House
- Ri Senate
- SC Dept of Alcohol + Other Drug Abuse Se
- SC Dept of Revenue
- SC Dept of Revenue + Taxation
- SC House
- SC Judicial Dept
- SC Senate
- Select Comm on Children
- State Administrative Comm
- State Affairs Comm
- Stc
- Tn Dept of Agriculture
- Tn Dept of Revenue
- Tobacco Task Force
- Tx Cancer Council
- Tx Commission on Alcohol + Drug Abuse
- Tx Dept of Health
- Tx Office of Smoking + Health
- US Tobacco
- Ut League of Cities + Towns
- Ut Tax Commission
- Va Dept of Agriculture + Consumer Servic
- Va Dept of Health
- Va House
- Va Senate
- Vt Dept of Liquor Control
- Vt Liquor Control Board
- Wa Dept of Revenue
- Wa Liquor Control Board
- Wi Bureau of Substance Abuse Services
- Wi Dept of Health + Family Services
- Wi Dept of Health + Social Services
- Wi Dept of Revenue
- Wi Senate
- Wv Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
- Wv Health Dept
- Wv House
- Wv Senate
- Wy Dept of Revenue
- Wy Dept of Revenue + Taxation
- Agriculture Comm
- Date Loaded
- 23 Jun 1999
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State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Wyoming
(Budget Session)
Enforcement
Information
Request letter from
PMsentto:
(M~) Johnnie B~rton
Executive Director
D~. of Revenue
22 West 25 Street
Herschler Bldg.
2West
0110
Response 1/15:
County Attorneys
responsible for
enforcemenL Referred
to 23 county courts.
Follow-up letter sent to
Burton 2/29.
Legislative Status
Adjourned
2/19-3/15/9,6
No ac~vity INs year because of budget
Proposed 1996 Legislation
Current Law
Ucense-Dept of Revenue and Taxation.
$10/ann (Art. 1, Sec. 39-6-101, 39-6-
102)
License Revocation--Locality may
revoke (Sec 14-3-306)
Sale to Minors-Mksdemeanor up to
$50; (Sec. 14-3-301, 14-3-302, 14-3-
304, 14-3305) Purchase and possession
by minors prohibited-$~5.
Minimum Age = 18
Affirmative Defense--Provides for
defense if'the person" reasonably relied on
Warning Sign Required (Sec. 14-3-
3o3)
No provision
Vending--Restricted to where minors
don~ have access (Sec. 14-3-303)
No provision
Localities authorized to require
local retail license (Sec 14-3-306)
AAA Legislative
Objectives
• License
• Revocation
• Enforcement
• Minimum Age
• Proof of Age
• Post Signs
• Reporting
• Vending
• Line of Sight
• Other
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As of November 19, 1996 -- 3:30 pm
State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Idaho
Enforcement
Information
Request letter from
PMsentto:
nle~
Phil Batt
G~emor
Office of the Governor
State Capitol, 2 Floor
Boise, ID 83720
2nd letter sent to
Governor 2_./29
Legislative Status
Adjourned
Bill defeated
119-3/15/9'6
H563 renumbered to H801
H563 referred to House State Affairs
Cnte.
2/1/96-Crnte hearing held, referred to
sul::crrte.
2/13--Subcmte reported new bill to full
2/21-House State Affairs Cmte
reported H801 to floor by 12-8 vote.
2/23-House amended bill to provide for
local authority.
2f29-House passed by 57-9 vote with
local aulhody arnendmert.
3/1-Referral to Senate cmte.
3/8--Senate State Affairs Crnte
reported bill to "amending order" with
uniformity.
3/13-Senate removed local authority
I::~vision.
3/1&-Senate passed by 26-10.
House defeated on oomtaen~ vcte by
49-16.
Proposed 1996 Legislation
• Repeais current law.
Saies/distribution-Mhdemeanor,
• Affirmative defense
of Law Erforcem~nt through local law
7/1/99)
• Orighal, rnanufacture's packaghg
Current Law
License-St. Tax Commission--Retailers
$50 (Code Sec. 63-2502b, 63-2503b, 63-
2512c)
No provision
Sale to Minors-Fine up to $100 for 1st
olfense, $300 or 6 months jail for
subsequent;, (CedeSec. 18-1502a&
1502b) Purchase by minors prohibited-
AAA Legislative
Objectives
• License
• Revocation
• Enforcement
Minimum Age = 18
No provision
No provision
No provision
Vending--Restricted to places
• Minimum Age
• Proof of Age
• Post Signs
• RepoSing
• Vending
haccesst~to mhors (Code Sec 18-1503)
No provision
Packs of cigarettes for retail sale
must have at least 20 cigarettes
& packaged in increments of 5.
(Sec 63-2502)
• Line of Sight
• Other
12
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As of November 19, 1996-- 3:30 prn
State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Legislative Status
Proposed 1996 Legislation
Minnesota
Enforcement
Information
Request letter from
PMsentto:
130 State Capitol
ALroraAvenue
St. Paul, MN 55155
Respon~ 1/1~
Receivedf~mAr=~
Bany, Cocwrissioner of
Dept of Heallh. Says
legislation is expected to
the following after the
Cynthia Turnure,
Division Director
Division
Deptof Human Services
Follow-up letter sent to
Cynlhia Tumure 2/29
Adjourned
1/16-4/3/96
Bill died
Govar~hasadopted~as
Administrative bill.
$558
1£3(296-4-buse Corrrnerce...Crnte
(see p~ ~ column) to camjover
bill $558, defeated motion to repeal
uniformi~/l:~Ovision (14-12). Crate
reported amended S558 to floor (21-3).
2/1 -Ol~d on House floor 2nd rdg.
2f27-House passed ~ to remove
uniformity provision by 76-54 vote.
Sponsor wilhdrew from consideralbn,
returned to General Orders.
• Susper~ license for 7 days for 3rd or
rnorevk)blkx~ h 2 yea~
• Senctbns-Licensee-upto $100 for
1st, $200 for 2nd in 2 years,
$50, Minors for pumhase/possession-
$50.
• Affirmative defense if person relied
on proof of age.
Current Law
~o provision
No provision
AAA Legislative
Objectives
• License
• Revocation
Sale to Minors--S3,000 & up to 1 yr
jail; (Sec. 609.685, 609.03, 609.0331 &
297.04a) Purchase by minors prohbited-
up to $2O0.
Minimum Age = 18
Affirmative Defense-Provides
affirmative defense for retailer if they
relied on proof of age (Sec. 609.685,
609.03, 609.0331 & 297.04a)
No provision-Vending machines are
required to have a warning posted. (Sec.
(297.01 (14) and 297.04)
• Enforcement
• Minimum Age
• Proof of Age
• Post Signs
13
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As of November 19, 1996 -- 3:30 pm
State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Legislative Status
Minnesota
cont'd
Proposed 1996 Legislation
yeaB wilh minors. Results reportedto
~of Ht~an Sewices.
• Tobacco within line of sigt~.
Current Law
No provision
Vending--Restricted to where in plain
view of enployee (Sec. 325E.075(2))
No provision
Localities authorized to adopt
more stringent restrictions than
the state on sales of tobacco
and vending machines. (Sec.
325E.075(3) & 297.02(4))
Single servings only in tobacco
stores
AAA Legislative
Objectives
• Reporting
• Vending
• Line of Sight
• Other
14
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As of November 19, 1996 -- 3:30 pan
State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Legislative Status
Proposed 1996 Legislation
Current Law
AAA Legislative
Objectives
Maryland
Enforcement
Information
Request letter from
Mar~nE~
Assistant Director
AIco~ & Td:acoo Tax
D'~n
Comptroller of the
Treasury
P.O. Box 466
2nd letter sent to
Schar~e 2/29.
Response 7/5: From
~llerofthe
Treasury, John Har~.
Referred to Health
Depfs Alcohol & Drug
Adjourned
1/10-4/9/96
Licensing--Circuit Court Clerk
-Retailer $30/ann; Vendors w/40+
610, 611 &631)
License Revocation--4th offense
vv~-~n 3 year~ May not rea~ for 3years.
Sale to Minors--S300 - $3000; (Art.
27, Sec. 404 & 405, SB 309, Chapter
301.) Purchase by minors prol'~bited-sarne
as above. Possession by ~ prohl~ted-
up to $25 for ~st, $~ OOtor subsequent.
Minimum Age = 18
Affirmative Defense--Provides for
affirmative defense if retailer carded
underage purchaser (Art. 27, Sec. 404 &
405, SB 309, Chapter 301 .)
License must be displayed w!
age and penalty at retail and on
vending (Art. 56, Sec 617)
No provision
No provision
No provision
• License
• Revocation
• Enforcement
• Minimum Age
• Proof of Age
• Post Signs
• Reporting
• Vending
• Line of Sight
15
As of November 19, 1996 -- 3:30 pm
State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Kentucky **
Enforcement
Information
Request letter from
PMsentto:
Todd Wamick
Tobacoo Corral
Coordinator
C_,abi~for HLrn~n
Dept. for Health Sevices
275 East Main Street
Frankfort, KY 40621
2nd letter sent to
Wamick 2/29
Legislative Status
Proposed 1996 Legislation
Current Law
Adjourned
1/1-4/15/96
Bill Enacted
Supported by Senate President &
Chsirman of Tobacco Task Force.
$137
1/18/96-S 137 referred to Senate
Agriculture Cmte
1/25/96--Crnte reported to floor by
2/7-Senate amended out lineof sight
provision; passed ~ vefsk~ by 37-
0vote. (~byB&W, UST, STC.)
2/15-House Agriculture & Small
Bus'hess Cmte reported bill to floor
2F22--House ~ bil by unanimous
vote wlhc~ ~o
2/23-Bill delivered to Governor.
3/5-Governor signed bill into law.
• Fne of $100~00 for 1st offense,
$500-1,000 for 2nd & subsequent
offenses. Minors~u~ & 2O
hrs ccmmurity service for 1st offense,
$200 & 40 hrs for 2nd & subsequent
within lyr
• Require proof of age if person
appears under 18
No provision
No provision
Sale to Minors--Fine of $10-25 for 1st
(SB 316,1994; HB 352, 1992; Chapter
438(1), 365) State law does not proN]3it
says It is ibgaL Employee tra~ing and
affadav'~ required.
Minimum Age = 18
No provision
Warning sign required (HB 352,
1992; Chapter 438)
Unannounced Inspections--Dept
of Agriculture along with local law
enforcement. (SB 316,1994; Chapter
438)
Vending--Line of sight of cashier. (SB
316, 1994; Chapter 438)
No provision
Prohibits local restrictions on the
use, sale and distrbutJon. (SB316, 1994;
Chapter 438)
AAA Legislative
Objectives
License
• Revocation
• Enforcement
• Minimum Age
• Proof of Age
• Post Signs
• Reporting
• Vending
• Line of Sight
• Other
16
As of November 19, 1996 -- 3:30 pm
State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Arizona
Enforcement
Information
Request letter from
PMsentto:
1700West W~on
ExeculJve Tower
Phoenix, AZ 850O7
Reeponse 2/2(t.
From Jack D~mberg
Director, Dept of Health
Services. "Exploring a
citations," will keep
request on file and alert
us~'~n~jhavea
Response letter sent to
Dillenberg 3/18.
Legislative Status
Adjourned
1/8-4/20/96
Bill died
$1384
1f30/96--S1384 referred to Senate
~ Reform OTte.
2/13--Cmte reported bill to floor by 4-3
vote.
2/29-Senate amended bill to exempt
vendr~ rrad-k~and ~ h e~cess
of 650 square feet from uniformity.
uniformity provision.
3/5-Senate passed by 16-14 vote.
3/19-Crate reported bill to House Rules
Crnte by 9-1 vote.
3/26-House Rules reported to floor.
Proposed 1996 Legislation
• Retail tof:ecco license-Dept of Liquor
Licenses & Conlml
• May susperd/ revoke rcensefor3or
possble defense if training. Mhorg
• Require proof of age if believed to be
• Affim~ive defenses
• Unamou-tced hspedions by Dept of
Liquor Ucenses & Control with minors.
• Req~resvendng machhesto be
supervised or equipped with lock-out
device or places haccessl:~e to rninors
• Uniformity-sale, distrbution, adv,
Current Law
NO provision
No provision
Sale to Minors--Petty offense with a
~ne up to $300 for indMdual, up to $1,000
for enterprise. (Sec 13-3622) Purchase
offense with fine up to $300.
Minimum Age = 18
No provision
No provision
No provision
No provision
No provision
AAA Legislative
Objectives
License
• Revocation
• Enforcement
• Minimum Age
° Proof of Age
• Post Signs
• Reporting
° Vending
° Line of Sight
• Other
17
As of November 19, 1996 -- 3:30 pm
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State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Maine
(Budgel Sessbn and
Urnited Policy Issues)
Enforcement
Information
Request letter from
PMsentto:
King, Jr.
Governor
Response 1124-
Responsibility for
reporting violations is
v~th the Office of
Subslance Abuse, State
House Station #57,
Augusta, ME 04333
(207) 624-6525.
Follow-up letter sent to
~ McMulen-Pelsor
of the Olfice of
Substance Abuse 2J29
Legislative Status
Adjourned
1/3-4/4/96
Proposed 1996 Legislation
Current Law
License--Dept of Human Services for
$25. (Ch 470, 1995)
No provision
Sale to Minors--Employee/employer
fine $50-1,500. (Ch. 470, 1995; Ch. 301,
1993, Ch. 445, 1989; "13tle 22, Sec 1579)
prohibited-S100-300 &/or comm. sew. for
for 2nd, $500 &/or comm. serv. for
Minimum Age = 18
Affirmative Defense--Provides for
affirmative defense if fraudulent proof of
age I:P~:~nted. (Ch 470,1995; Ch 301,
1993, Ch 445,1989; Sec 1579)
Warning sign required--Provided by
Dept of Human Services' Bureau of Health
atcost Ucense must be posted. (Ch470,
1995; Ct~331,1993, Ch 445,1989; Sec
1579 & 1555)
Unannounced Inspections--Office
of Substance,Abuse wth local law
enforcement and "contract officers" Ol~d
by Dept of Public Safety. (Ch470, 1995)
AAA Legislative
Objectives
• License
• Revocation
• Enforcement
• Minimum Age
• Proof of Age
• Post Signs
• Reporting
18
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November 19, 1996 -- 3:30 pm
State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Maine
cont'd
Legislative Status
Proposed 1996 Legislation
Current Law
Vending-Constant adult supervision.
(Ch 470,1995; Ch 406, 1993; Ch 127,
1987; Sec 1628)
No provision
Prohibits localities from imposing
li-n~s on displays, product ~ and
time of sales. (Ch470,1995)
Requires manufacturer's original,
sealed package. (Ch 470, 1995; Sec
1629)
AAA Legislative
Objectives
• Vending
• Line of Sight
• Other
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As of November 19, 1996 -- 3:30 pm
State
(By Adjourn. Date)
Nebraska
Enforcement
Information
Request letter from
PMsentto:
Director
D'Msbn ofAi:o~ism &
DrugAbuse
P.O. Box 94728
Uncoln, NE 68509-4728
Respor~ 1/11:
Division responsible for
with State Patrol for
cormiar chec &they
write citations. County
Attorney is responsible
for pursuing conviction.
Requested kforrna~n
would haveto beac~red
from County Attorneys.
Follow-up letter to Heard
2/29
Legislative Status
Adjourned
1/3-4/18/96
Bill died
PM bill will not contain line of sight
L1350
1/18/95--Intro L1350, referred to
Judicia~ Crnte.
2Y23-Judiciary Crate hrg held, no action.
Proposed 1996 Legislation
Fee set at $10.
SL~uent offenses, at discretion of
court.
Warning for 1st offense, $50 for
subsequent Mhors purchas~use-
Warning for 1st offense, $50 for
subsequent, Exerr~tsas part of wrk
affadavit.
• Affirmative defense
• Post signs
• tes gv
law enforcement ~
• Uniformity-sale, distribution,
marketing, display, promc~
Current Law
License--Clerk of Rnance Directors of
cty, w3age orcotrty. Fees based on annual
sales and population up to $100. (Sec 77-
2601,28-1420 through 1422, 28-1424)
License revocation for violations of
sales laws at discre~on of court_ (Sec 28-
1418, 28-1425, 29-1419, 28-106(1))
Sale to Minors--Claes III misdemeanor,
possi:~e E~se revocatbn at d~=~Jon of
court. (Sec 28-1418, 28-1425, 29-1419,
28-106(1))
Minimum Age = 18
No provision
No provision
No provision
Vending--Restricted to places of
netopento gen pe: c,
establishments 1hat sell alcohol for on-
No provision
Localities authorized to impose
~ on vending machines. (LB 130,
1092)
AAA Legislative
Objectives
• License
• Revocation
• Enforcement
• Minimum Age
• Proof of Age
• Post Signs
• Reporting
• Vending
• Line of Sight
• Other
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