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Dormant for years, mining oversight committee is getting resurrected

Dormant for years, mining oversight committee is getting resurrected
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Settelmeyer, Titus renew call for limits on governor s emergency powers | Serving Carson City for over 150 years

Settelmeyer, Titus renew call for limits on governor s emergency powers | Serving Carson City for over 150 years
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A bill to ban ghost guns in Nevada has cleared several major deadlines in the state Legislature

AB 286 would ban untraceable firearms and unfinished lower receiver sales in Nevada.

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NV Supreme Court backs GOP lawsuit calling Democrats 2019 revenue bills unconstitutional

In a unanimous ruling, the justices upheld a state constitutional requirement that lawmakers approve revenue-generating bills by a super-majority.

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Nevada Supreme Court: 2019 spending bills unconstitutional

Associated Press View Comments Nevada state lawmakers are bound by a state constitutional requirement to approve revenue-generating decisions with two-thirds majority votes, the state Supreme Court decided Thursday. In a decision with more than $100 million in implications for lawmakers now in session, the seven justices sided unanimously with Republican state lawmakers and rejected arguments by Democrats. The court declared the “plain language of the supermajority provision” requires more than a simple majority to extend existing revenue sources. In 2019, legislative attorneys advised Democratic leaders that they could prolong two revenue streams with simple majority votes a Department of Motor Vehicles transaction fee and a payroll tax.

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