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The House Thursday voted to suspend its rules to allow a bill after the deadline to require anyone who commits a class A felony to be present during the judicial process.
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The House Thursday voted to suspend its rules to allow a bill after the deadline to require anyone who commits a class A felony to be present during the judicial process.
The House killed a proposed constitutional amendment that would enshrine parental rights in the state constitution.
The attorney general’s office wants the state Supreme Court to block a judge’s order for the state to increase education funding immediately.
Adding selling or breeding animals with deformities that leads to suffering would be added to the state’s animal cruelty statutes under a bill that had a four-and-a-half-hour public hearing Tuesday.
Traditional homeschoolers turned out in force to oppose a bill requiring Education Freedom Account participants to take standardized tests.
The Department of Education Commissioner should have a background in education, supporters of a bill setting the minimum requirements told a House committee Monday.
Lawmakers often do things today they know have future consequences with the attitude that will be another legislature’s challenge.
A superior court judge’s decision not to delay implementation of his order on the Statewide Education Property Tax will disrupt the local school budget process for many communities, claim those affected by the order.
Friday with most lawmakers already at their destinations for the week-long vacation, it wasn’t exactly a news dump, but an ethics opinion dump with a couple of sticky issues.