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Lawmakers consider restrictions on using solitary confinement in prisons - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers consider restrictions on using solitary confinement in prisons

Nevada lawmakers are reconsidering limits on how state prisons use solitary confinement after similar legislation failed to pass during the 2021 legislative session.

Source: rgj.com
Lawmakers urged to rein in prison costs that put 'backdoor tax' on inmates' families - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers urged to rein in prison costs that put 'backdoor tax' on inmates' families

Lawmakers are looking to rectify the high costs associated with incarceration and come to grips with the fact that some of the inflated prison costs are the result of the state underfunding the syste…

Source: rgj.com
Nevada Youth Legislator Shapes the Future - Vimarsana News

Nevada Youth Legislator Shapes the Future

Most would agree that politics at any level can be a daunting system to follow, yet our Nevada lawmakers are currently committed to the Nevada State Legislature...

'Homeless Persons' Bill of Rights' faces opposition from cities, counties, law enforcement - Vimarsana News

'Homeless Persons' Bill of Rights' faces opposition from cities, counties, law enforcement

Senate Bill 142 declares homeless people should be treated fairly, be free from intimidation and harassment, and are able to use public spaces including sidewalks, government buildings and public par…

Source: rgj.com
'Homeless Persons' Bill of Rights' faces opposition from cities, counties, law enforcement - Vimarsana News

'Homeless Persons' Bill of Rights' faces opposition from cities, counties, law enforcement

Lobbyists representing cities, counties and law enforcement told lawmakers they support the idea of ensuring the rights of people experiencing homelessness – just as long as that person can’t sue to ensure those rights.

Source: knpr.org