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Arizona Republicans file bills to make school boards more political - Vimarsana News

Arizona Republicans file bills to make school boards more political

The Arizona Legislature is weeks away from gaveling in for its Second Regular Session on Jan. 11, 2022, but some lawmakers are already filing bills that would rein in the powers of local school boards.

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Lawmakers await Missouri Legislature's starting gun

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Senators in Missouri stand opposed in law that pits public safety against civil libertiesOzark Radio News - Vimarsana News

Senators in Missouri stand opposed in law that pits public safety against civil libertiesOzark Radio News

Senate Bill 26 is a measure that relates to public safety and investigations of police. This proposal is now state law. Part of this new law includes portions of another measure from this year's regular legislative session: Senate Bill 66, sponsored by Sen. Rick Brattin of Harrisonville: Senator Steven Roberts of St. Louis is one of several senators who stood against this proposal: There may be a move to get those provisions of Senate Bill 66 that did not become law this year into legislation next year. The Second Regular Session of the 101st General Assembly will begin on Wednesday, Jan....

Session approaching record for Legislature's longest | News - Vimarsana News

Session approaching record for Legislature's longest | News

PAYETTE COUNTY — As reported Friday by the Lewiston Tribune, week 16 of the 2021 Idaho legislative session saw some controversy in the form of the suspension and subsequent resignation of Rep. Aaron von Ehlinger, R-Lewiston, following a House Ethics Committee investigation into rape allegations brought against him by a 19-year-old legislative intern. Otherwise, the session continues as the Legislature works to hammer out the state’s budgets for the 2021-22 fiscal year. As pointed out by attorney Jeremy Pisca of Risch Pisca PLLC in a news release Friday, the Idaho Constitution requir...