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Starting July 1st, police will be able to give out a ticket if the music is too loud.

And has written extensively about gun control. he told me more about the reforms that have been passed. you know, they might make some difference. although several of these provisions are modest, this bill is the most significant change in gun control on the federal level in decades and many of the provisions go far beyond token gestures so, expanding background checks to include juvenile court records, implementing red flag was on the family and friends to take guns getting court orders taken a...

Domestic violence offenders and those between the ages of 18 to 21. however, the law does nothing to address the supreme court decision earlier this week striking down a century old law in your state that required gun owners to show a special need for carrying guns outside their home. the conservative court effectively empowering all gun owners who want to conceal and carry. with me now, philippe bump, national correspondent for the washington post. following the supreme court decision, your lat...

Try lively risk-free for 100 days. visit listenlively.com we say more than a enough. in this time when it seems impossible to get anything done and washington, we are doing something consequential. >> the most sweeping gun safety legislation to pass congress and decades now law. this morning, president biden signed a bipartisan bill saying that it will save american lives. the law encourages states to pass red flag laws through grants, amy to keep guns away from domestic violence offenders. it a...

I understand the concept of the mayors anger destroying this because we dont the back on tht streets. there is a bigm spectrum betweem out of the guys hands. what he really want to talk about is the chicago law thing. the mayor had the nerve to couch it out of safety for officers she said but we dont want them running alone after a purpose for the single biggest thing that would protect officers as are public supported them. im putting away for good those offenders that keep shooting them. is mi...

Charge now all under 20 and between the three of them, they have 27 convictions in cook county for violent crimes. yet, they were still roaming the streets. >> joey: you know, you talk about your town in cook county being at odds with each other. he could count allegedly amaze their political pressure at the state level? is there any way to put pressure back to have these, what you call liberal d.a.s convicting key people in jail? >> well, it gets a little liberal at the state-level pure to have...

Office. we will continue to hold those accountable for the driving, driving the violence in our communities when police make an arrest and charges are approved. in 2021, the office approved 90% and had a 75% conviction rate of adult felony cases in chicago and cook county. so i guess my question is, how does their state not match up with what you are experiencing in your town? >> it doesnt match up real well. and the fact that i was a police officer in cook county for 22 years. i know how those ...

Bbc news, mykolaiv. a ruling by the european court of human rights, which stopped the uk government from sending asylum seekers to rwanda, could be overturned by ministers under new proposals. the justice secretary, dominic raab, will introduce plans to parliament later today which would allow the government to ignore injunctions from the court in strausbourg as part of changes to the human rights act. mr raab explained the motivation behind the proposals: the driving motivation is safeguard fre...

And do other things like protect our counterterrorism strategy within prisons where sometimes we do need to isolate dangerous offenders. every uk household is paying an average of £9a on their energy bill to cover the cost of the 28 energy suppliers which collapsed after wholesale gas prices soared. the national audit office says the combined cost of the failures was £2.7 billion and that the energy watchdog 0fgem was partly at fault for allowing a market that was vulnerable to large shocks. w...

That go out of business. more so now than what they did during the pandemic. a sobering thought but an indication ofjust how disruptive and damaging this dispute is proving to be. john maguire, bbc news. proposals to change the human rights acts are going before parliament. the change, if approved, would allow the government to ignore orders made by the european court of human rights, like its recent block on sending asylum seekers to rwanda. critics say the proposals would hand more power to mi...