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The prospect of Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence becoming family is still a shock to fans reeling over the love shared between the comedians' children who

House Bill 1256 would make perpetuating a "false and frivolous" accusation a Class C felony.

Candidates running in school districts with total enrollment of fewer than 750 students would be exempt from reporting requirement.

(Fargo, ND) -- A bill introduced in the North Dakota House would make it a crime to level false claims of discrimination or sexual harassment. House Bill 1256 says a person making allegations later found to be frivolous and false would be guilty of a Class C felony. Anyone encouraging a false allegation claim would be guilty of a misdemeanor. The bill was introduced by Grand

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Candidates running in school districts with total enrollment of fewer than 750 students would be exempt from reporting requirement.

Candidates running in school districts with total enrollment of fewer than 750 students would be exempt from reporting requirement.

"What we're seeing in higher education is the weaponization of these policies," Rep. Eric Murphy, a University of North Dakota professor, said of his bill.

"What we're seeing in higher education is the weaponization of these policies," Rep. Eric Murphy, a University of North Dakota professor, said of his bill.