Annotations prepared as of June, 2026
Our review of the annotated history reveals the following legislative history (every “c.” below represents a separate legislative bill):
Year/Chapter § § affected [“f-§” = former §]
1851, c. 136 1090 [f-§ 1], 1091 [f-§ 2], 1092 [f-§ 3], 1097 [f-§ 3 & 4]
1852, c. 31 1097 [f-§ 6]
1852, c. 331 1093 [f-§ 2]
1872 Political Code 1090 – 1096 [f-§§ 920 – 926]
1872 Penal Code 1097 [f-§ 71]
1873-74 C. Amts, c. 610 1096 [f-§ 926]
1921, c. 489 1090 [f-§ 920]
1933, c. 270 1091 [f-§ 921]
1943, c. 134 1090, 1091 [f-§ 1091], 1092, 1093, 1094, 1095, 1096, 1097
1951, c. 385 1094
1951, c. 1553 1090, 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1953, c. 1081 1090, 1091 [f-§ 1091], 1092
1955, c. 1125 1097
1955, c. 1325 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1957, c. 1499 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1959, c. 427 1091 [f-§ 1091], 1091.5
1959, c. 628 1091.1
1961, c. 381 1090, 1091.5
1963, c. 906 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1963, c. 1950 1091 [f-§ 1091], 1091.5
1963, c. 2172 1090
1968, c. 525 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1968, c. 1276 1091.5
1969, c. 825 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1970, c. 226 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1970, c. 447 1090
1971, c. 1054 1091.5
1973, c. 414 1091.5
1973, c. 459 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1975, c. 24 1091.1
1975, c. 611 1091.5
1976, c. 1139 1097
1977, c. 706 1091 [f-§ 1091], 1091.5
1980, c. 110 1091 [f-§ 1091], 1091.5
1981, c. 66 1092.5
1982, c. 451 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1984, c. 113 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1985, c. 910 1091.2 as 1091.1
1987, c. 56 1091.2
1987, c. 847 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1987, c. 962 1098
1990, c. 565 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1990, c. 1176 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1991, c. 382 1091.5
1996, c. 1133 1091 [f-§ 1091], 1091.5
1998, c. 16 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1998, c. 687 1091 [f-§ 1091]
1999, c. 349 1091.5
2000, c. 87 1091.5
2000, c. 108 1091.2
2001, c. 101 1091.3
2002, c. 664 1091.3
2003, c. 822 1091.4
2004, c. 183 1091.4
2005, c. 254 1099
2005, c. 348 1091.5
2006, c. 594 1091.6
2007, c. 68 1092
2008, c. 163 1091 [f-§ 1091]
2009, c. 488 1091 [f-§ 1091]
2013, c. 360 1091 [f-§ 1091], 1091.5, 1097.3, 1097.4, 1097.5
2013, c. 650 1097.1, 1097.2
2014, c. 71 1097.1 – nonsubstantive code maintenance bill
2014, c. 483 1090, 1093, 1097
2015, c. 495 1091 [f-§ 1091]
2023, c. 263 1097.6
2024, c. 324 1091
67 bills affected this section.
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