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If it gets signed into law, its author says, a bill passed unanimously by the Senate on Monday would be the state’s first major data-privacy legislation in about six years.
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Ruling means man huffed, but might get compensation
It’s possibly fair to assume the Legislature never meant to compensate a man convicted of huffing an intoxicating chemical behind the wheel, the Court of Appeals said.
Read More »Corrections confronts COVID-19
House panel OKs more release authority; judge issues order.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Judicial challenge, Barr the door, take me out
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »Justices: Discretion abuse absent in sex case
Ruling overturns strongly worded Court of Appeals opinion.
Read More »Woman too late for ‘First Step’ sentence cut
Convicted less than 2 months before federal reform.
Read More »Bar Buzz: Repeat hopefuls vie for Court of Appeals
There are several repeat appearances on the governor’s list of Court of Appeals finalists, announced on April 24.
Read More »House committee OKs civil forfeiture bill 18-0
Contentious issue scores with bipartisan compromise.
Read More »Bar Buzz: Parts of voting law unenforceable
AG, Secretary of State agree to settle Thao lawsuit.
Read More »Q&A: Schnell steps up pandemic early releases
Lino Lakes joins list of prisons with COVID cases.
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