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Senator Accused of Self-Serving Legislation in Nashville School Shooting Records Lawsuit

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In response to a Nashville school shooting last year that claimed the lives of six individuals, family members have taken action by filing an ethics complaint against Tennessee State Senator Todd Gardenhire. The complaint alleges that the senator is pursuing a self-serving agenda through legal action to obtain the writings of the shooter and pushing legislation that could hinder third party involvement in public records lawsuits. Last year, Sen. Gardenhire, along with …

Gun Legislation Testimony: New Hampshire Hospital Shooting Survivors Advocate for ‘Bradley’s Law’

CONCORD, N.H. — Lawmakers in New Hampshire heard testimony on a bill that could potentially impact gun legislation in the state, as people who were present during a tragic shooting at New Hampshire Hospital shared their experiences on Friday. The bill, known as “Bradley’s Law,” is named after Bradley Haas, an unarmed security guard who lost his life during the shooting. The proposed legislation would allow the state to report certain mental health information to …

Animal Cruelty Offenders Could Face Animal Ownership Restrictions Under Proposed Virginia Legislation

RICHMOND, Va. – As the 2024 legislative session kicks off in Virginia, lawmakers are considering a variety of bills that may not be making front-page news. From animal cruelty restrictions to towing fees, these proposals address a range of societal issues. One such proposal is House Bill 223 and Senate Bill 11, which aim to restrict individuals convicted of animal cruelty from owning or possessing animals in the future. The legislation would apply to all …

Proposed Legislation Aimed at Animal Cruelty Offenders, Towing Fees, and Legal Marriage Age in Virginia

RICHMOND, Va. – With hundreds of bills filed for the General Assembly’s consideration each year, it can be easy for some proposals to slip under the radar. However, several 2024 legislative proposals in Virginia are worth noting, as they address important issues that may not make front-page news. Two notable bills, House Bill 223 and Senate Bill 11, aim to restrict animal cruelty offenders from owning more animals. If passed, these proposals would limit the …

Feather, Amber, Ebony: What’s Behind California’s Racial Alert Systems?

California has recently passed a law that has raised eyebrows and sparked debate. The legislation, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, introduces an “Ebony alert” system, similar to the Amber alert but specifically for missing black individuals aged 25 and under. Imagine a scenario where a young adult from Compton, California, impulsively takes a trip to Las Vegas, missing work without notice. If this individual’s employer reports them missing, the police response will vary based on …

Republican Efforts: New Legislation Introduced In Attempt to Refreeze Iranian Assets

In response to Hamas’ attacks on Israel, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) and Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) intend to try to pass legislation to refreeze Iranian assets. As part of a prisoner exchange last month, the Biden administration unfroze $6 billion in Iranian assets. This bill would put a hold on those funds again. The legislation is a response to missile attacks, an invasion, and a string of murders, rapes, and hostage-taking in Israel by …

Shocking! Michigan Passes Law Criminalizing Hurt Feelings

The House of Representatives in Michigan has approved a new law that raises concerns about whether speech that causes emotional distress to others can be criminalized. This has sparked a debate about the limits of free speech and how it’s protected under the First Amendment. Throughout history, the Supreme Court has established guidelines to determine the limits of protected speech. The concept of “Fighting Words” was initially introduced in the Beauharnais v. Illinois case (1942). …