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Attorney General Edward Manibusan informed the Senate Committee on Fiscal Affairs yesterday that there are no apparent legal impediments to the passage of a bill that seeks to allocate 10%

With the Superior Court not pressing ahead with the arraignment of former governor Ralph DLG Torres in his new contempt case due to the improper service of the initial penal

The Supreme Court has ordered Superior Court Associate Judge Joseph Camacho to recuse himself from hearing a “he-said, she-said” sexual assault case between two Superior Court employees and directs the

Voluntary Assisted Dying is a now legal end-of-life option in New South Wales, however some people still face discrimination. Suzanne James reports.

Gov. Arnold I. Palacios has signed into law a bill that would establish parity in coverage and payments for mental health and behavioral health services delivered through telehealth and in-person.

At least 11 administrative cases on appeals are pending before the Civil Service Commission and CSC’s docket is likely to expand through the fiscal year, according to the Office of

The House of Representatives’ fiscal impact analysis shows that the CNMI could expect $8.1 million in tax revenue over a five-year period when a construction tax bill is enacted and

Rep. Ralph N. Yumul (Ind-Saipan) introduced yesterday a bill that will allow businesses that cumulatively own more than 100 hotel rooms to engage in electronic gaming activities.

Notwithstanding the approved budget for the Legislature, Gov. Arnold I. Palacios said that legislative delegations continue to circumvent the legal budget process to pump more operating expenditures into items that

The House of Representatives passed during a session on Monday two revenue-generating bills filed by Rep. Marissa Renee Flores (Ind-Saipan) that essentially raises the tax on soda beverages and the