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The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee met Tuesday, with numerous lawyers in attendance for the proposal of Senate Bill 158, introduced by Sen. Michael Crider, R-Greenfield. The domestic violence-related

Dear Special Committee on Electoral Reform in Yukon:

Cleveland Plain Dealer published this editorial on Jan. 4. It was distributed by the Associated Press.

Co-authored by: Garrett Reinhart, Law Clerk As 2023 begins, we are tracking several key legal and regulatory issues that are sure to impact the health care industry in North and South...

Wine drinker alert: Bad news is that the case price discount that savvy wine buyers across Tennessee have been enjoying for years will be coming to an end next month

If you ventured out early on Saturday morning, you might have been surprised to find a dozen teenagers in full business attire, some with the…

Coloradans have created one of the most politically lopsided General Assemblies in our history. Although unadvertised during the recent election, the result will be a progressive legislature whose offender-friendly will

Coloradans have created one of the most politically lopsided General Assemblies in our history. Although unadvertised during the recent election, the result will be a progressive Legislature whose offender-friendly will

The company’s announcement

Iowa is NO LONGER one of six states that do not recognize our precious Second Amendment rights in their constitutions.