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Every bill, every hearing,
House Civil Justice Subcommittee
The House Civil Justice Subcommittee is civil law, family law, tort policy. LobbyScape tracks every action — every bill referred here, every hearing on the calendar, every vote, every committee substitute, every appropriation that touches its budget — and pushes a real-time alert the moment any of it moves.
What we track here
Every action, alert, transcript, and budget line
If it touches House Civil Justice Subcommittee, LobbyScape sees it. That covers the bill life-cycle, the committee hearings, the witness lists, the votes, and the appropriations.
Every bill referred
Every bill assigned to House Civil Justice Subcommittee is indexed with full text, sponsors, amendments, committee substitutes, and voting record.
Every hearing, transcribed
Every committee hearing on the calendar — transcribed within hours of the Florida Channel video posting, searchable word-by-word, with click-to-video timestamps. Set keyword triggers and get alerted the moment your topic comes up.
Every appropriation
Every line item, every proviso, every conference offer, every veto — tracked from D-3A submission through enacted GAA and beyond.
Real-time alerts
Push, email, or SMS the moment a bill, hearing, or appropriation tied to House Civil Justice Subcommittee changes status.
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The full budget pipeline from D-3A to GAA to veto.
See what we have on House Civil Justice Subcommittee
Thirty minutes — your portfolio, this committee, your alerts.
We'll pull up the bills currently before House Civil Justice Subcommittee, the hearings on the calendar, the appropriations in play, and the principals you represent — live, on a real screen.