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NY Lawmakers Renew Push To Ban 'Predatory' Court Fees - Vimarsana News

NY Lawmakers Renew Push To Ban 'Predatory' Court Fees

New York levies a mandatory surcharge on every criminal conviction, whether it’s for a violation, a misdemeanor or a felony. In some cases, court fees can add up to hundreds of dollars, and critics say the levies fall disproportionately on the backs of low-income residents. A proposed bill would eliminate them.

Source: law360.com
Indiana lawmakers hear testimony on marijuana decriminalization bill - Vimarsana News

Indiana lawmakers hear testimony on marijuana decriminalization bill

Several lawmakers say Wednesday's testimony on House Bill 1297 is the first time a bill of this nature has gotten a hearing.

Source: wrtv.com
Hochul admin says pretrial rearrest rate is flat since bail laws took effect, Senate Republicans aren't buying it - Vimarsana News

Hochul admin says pretrial rearrest rate is flat since bail laws took effect, Senate Republicans aren't buying it

Amid the ongoing debate over whether to rollback aspects of 2019 reforms to the state’s cash bail laws, officials from Governor Kathy Hochul’s administration

Source: amny.com
GOP councilman Merante declares bid to become mayor of Yonkers - Vimarsana News

GOP councilman Merante declares bid to become mayor of Yonkers

Yonkers City Councilman Anthony Merante has become the first Republican to declare his candidacy for mayor of the city.

Strike Two for NY Gov. Hochul's Vetting Process - Vimarsana News

Strike Two for NY Gov. Hochul's Vetting Process

First it was a failed vetting process for lieutenant governor when Governor Kathy Hochul chose then-Senator Brian Benjamin to be her No. 2 in the administration on September 9, 2021. Seven months later, Benjamin was forced to resign on April 12, 2022 after having been indicted earlier that day on federal wire fraud and bribery charges, to which he pleaded not guilty.