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Proposed Indiana law requires 25 feet between police, bystanders - Vimarsana News

Proposed Indiana law requires 25 feet between police, bystanders

The offense would be a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine.

Arming teachers, pension bill, State of the Union reactions and more - Vimarsana News

Arming teachers, pension bill, State of the Union reactions and more

On Wednesday, the Indiana House Education Committee considered House Bill 1177, which would provide firearms training to school personnel. Afterward, a statement was released by ranking Democrat of the Indiana

Indiana poised to ban gender-affirming surgery for state prison inmates - Vimarsana News

Indiana poised to ban gender-affirming surgery for state prison inmates

"In short, this bill is wildly unconstitutional," said Katie Blair, Indiana ACLU public policy director. "We will use every tool available to us to fight this."

Bill could increase court fees to make Indiana jurors among the highest-paid nationally - Vimarsana News

Bill could increase court fees to make Indiana jurors among the highest-paid nationally

Some Indiana courts have struggled to get people to serve on juries in recent years, hurting juror diversity and, in some cases, forcing judges to declare mistrials. Some lawmakers hope raising jury compensation might help.

Source: lpm.org
Bill could increase court fees to make Indiana jurors among the highest-paid nationally - Vimarsana News

Bill could increase court fees to make Indiana jurors among the highest-paid nationally

Some Indiana courts have struggled to get people to serve on juries in recent years, hurting juror diversity and, in some cases, forcing judges to declare mistrials.

Source: wfyi.org