JURY NULLIFICATION Passes New Hampshire House, 184-145.
The New Hampshire House has passed a bill that would require courts
to inform juries of their right to vote “not guilty” when “a guilty
verdict will yield an unjust result.” DETAILS HERE
Oklahoma Senate Passes Bill to Restrict ALPR use; Help Block National License Plate Tracking Program
Thursday,
the Oklahoma Senate unanimously passed a bill that would put
limitations on the storage and sharing of information collected by
Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) by law enforcement in the state,
and place significant roadblocks in the way of a federal program using
states to help track the location of millions of everyday people through
pictures of their license plates. DETAILS HERE
To the Governor's Desk: West Virginia Legislature Passes Bill Setting Foundation to Reject EPA Clean Power Plan
A West Virginia bill that would take a small, but important, first
step in setting the foundation to reject federal some EPA rules and
regulations in practice passed unanimously out of the state House and
will soon head to the governor’s desk. DETAILS HERE
A similar bill is heading to the Governor in Virginia. DETAILS HERE.
THREE States Pass Bills to Reject some FDA Restrictions on Terminal Patients. Two, unanimously.
Reports here:
West Virginia - to the Governor soon.
Hawaii - passed House, 51-0.
New Hampshire - passed House.
Oklahoma House Passes Bill to End Warrantless Drone Spying, Hinder some Federal Surveillance
An Oklahoma bill that would significantly limit drone surveillance
in the state, and also serve to thwart one aspect of the federal
surveillance state, passed the House on Tuesday. DETAILS HERE
New West Virginia Law Takes First Step to Legalize Raw Milk; Sets Foundation to Nullify Federal Prohibition.
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin signed a bill into law last week legalizing
limited raw milk consumption in the state. This begins a process of
nullifying the federal prohibition scheme in practice. DETAILS HERE
Saturday, March 12, 2016
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