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    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 02-15-2019 | 14:16 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    States Weighing Many Uses for Algorithms

    At least 18 states have introduced bills this year mentioning the word “algorithm.” They include measures dealing with the use of algorithms to censure offensive, political or religious speech on social media (Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 04-10-2015 | 13:18 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Many States Restrict Municipal Broadband Development

    The Federal Communications Commission issued a ruling in February preempting laws in North Carolina and Texas that restricted municipalities from developing their own broadband networks. As of January 2014, 20 states had such restrictions in place, according...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-18-2019 | 14:02 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    States Rush to Fill Gaps Left by Federal Shutdown

    As the partial closure of the federal government continues to drag on, states across the country are stepping up to assist the tens of thousands of their residents impacted by the longest federal shutdown in U.S. history. Brand new Govs. Gavin Newsom...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 04-19-2019 | 11:26 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Medicaid Work Requirements Approved in Nine States and Counting

    Nine states have received federal approval for waivers allowing them to impose work requirements on Medicaid recipients. A federal judge has struck down the requirements in two of those states, Arkansas and Kentucky. But waivers are pending in another...

    • LexisNexis® Business Insight Solutions Blog
    • 04-22-2019 | 14:29 PM
    • Author: Korinne Bressler
    Korinne Bressler
    Are you ready to unlock the magic of machine learning?

    Machine learning has become a buzzword in recent years, but the term dates to 1959 when AI-pioneer Arthur Samuel described machine learning as giving “computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed.” Decades later, having...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 12-14-2018 | 12:08 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Politics of Sustainable Investing by Public Funds

    Sustainable, or ESG, investing – choosing investments based on environmental, social and governance considerations – has been around for decades. But such investing has really taken off in recent years. According to global investment research...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 02-22-2019 | 11:19 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Coalition of Mostly Blue States Sues Trump Over Border Wall Action

    The attorneys general of 16 states have filed a federal lawsuit to block the Trump administration from using a national emergency declaration to appropriate about $6.6 billion to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. All 16 of the AGs are Democrats...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 12-07-2018 | 13:44 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Almost Three Quarters of States Have Now Expanded Medicaid

    Voters in three states approved measures on Election Night to expand Medicaid, bringing to 36 [plus the District of Columbia] that have agreed to broaden eligibility to include those earning 138 percent of the federal poverty rate. One of those, Maine...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-10-2017 | 13:57 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Governors in Brief - March 13 2017

    Malloy Pitches Justice System Reform for CT Young Offenders : Saying we need “a society where young people who make mistakes don’t pay a price forever,” CONNECTICUT Gov. Dannel P. Malloy (D) proposed creating a new category of “young...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 09-30-2016 | 13:34 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Public Access To Police Body Cam Footage Hot Issue In States

    Twenty-one states have passed laws governing public access to police body camera footage, according to CNN and the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. A few of those measures, including North Carolina HB 972 , were signed into law in the last...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 04-14-2017 | 12:01 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Bentley Out, Ivey In, AL Lawmakers Finally Exhale

    With the sudden resignation of Robert Bentley last Monday, Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey (R) became Alabama’s second female governor last week. After resisting calls for him to quit for more than a year over accusations he had misused public funds to...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 12-09-2016 | 14:43 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Autonomous Vehicle Laws Accelerating in States

    Nevada became the first state to authorize the operation of autonomous, or self-driving, vehicles in 2011. In the years since then, seven other states - California, Florida, Louisiana, Michigan, North Dakota, Tennessee and Utah - and the District of Columbia...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 11-13-2015 | 13:45 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Flurry of Statehouse Action On Daily Fantasy Sports

    Legislation related to daily fantasy sports (DFS) has been drafted or introduced this year in 16 states, according to LegalSportsReport.com, which covers the legal online sports wagering industry. The bills generally seek to legalize DFS in states that...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-25-2019 | 12:22 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    OK Lawmakers Aim to Deter Future Protests

    Oklahoma state Rep. Terry O’Donnell (R) has filed a bill ( HB 2094) for the coming session, which begins on Feb. 4, that would make it a misdemeanor crime, punishable by up to six months in jail and a $500 fine, to disrupt the Legislature. State...

    • LexisNexis® Business Insight Solutions Blog
    • 10-02-2015 | 12:01 PM
    • Author: Ulyana Androsova
    Ulyana Androsova
    Creating Comprehensive Due-Diligence and Third-Party Monitoring Programs

    The regulatory environment that you operate in is more complex than ever—and as some of our past FCPA-focused blog posts show, organizations that fail to put due-diligence and third-party monitoring programs in place face enormous financial and...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-25-2019 | 12:31 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    State Revenues Dip in December

    Nine of the 10 most populous states with an income tax and available data experienced revenue drops in December. Those declines, due mainly to lower income tax collections, ranged from -3.4 percent in Ohio to -41 percent in California. The drops...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 12-14-2018 | 11:51 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Cuomo Readying Legal Weed Proposal for NY

    A spokesperson for New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) said the governor will unveil a proposal early next year to legalize recreational marijuana use in the Empire State. It would presumably come after a new Democratic majority is sworn in to both legislative...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-25-2019 | 12:30 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Budgets in Brief - January 28 2019

    CT APPROVES BANK LOANS FOR UNPAID FEDERAL WORKERS CONNECTICUT’s Democrat-led General Assembly overwhelmingly approved and Gov. Ned Lamont (D) signed legislation providing state-backed, zero-interest loans for federal workers who aren’t...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 02-03-2017 | 13:35 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Crime & Punishment - February 6 2017

    Mississippi Approves SB 2469 The MISSISSIPPI Senate approves SB 2469 , so-called “blue lives matter” legislation that makes it a hate crime to target someone for a crime solely because they are a law enforcement officer, firefighter or...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 05-20-2016 | 12:12 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Lou Cannon: California and New York Lead on Wages, Family Leave

    Bypassing seven years of congressional inaction and accelerating a national trend, state legislatures in California and New York have passed laws that will gradually raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. In separate legislation these states have also...

    • LexisNexis® Business Insight Solutions Blog
    • 05-06-2019 | 11:38 AM
    • Author: Korinne Bressler
    Korinne Bressler
    We Must Protect Press Freedom—Now More than Ever

    In our daily lives, few things drive discourse and conversation more than the press. The coverage, investigation and reporting of news is the fuel that carries small conversation, political discourse and general around-the-water-cooler chatter. In our...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-18-2019 | 13:49 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Governors in Brief - January 21 2019

    DESANTIS WANTS MAJOR CHANGE TO FL MEDICAL WEED LAW Saying he wants to see people “be able to have their suffering relieved,” FLORIDA Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) urged Sunshine State lawmakers to allow medical marijuana patients to smoke their...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 12-16-2016 | 13:05 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Hogan Intros Transportation, Manufacturing, Ed Proposals:

    Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) has unveiled a series of agenda items he plans to pursue in the new legislative session, including the repeal of a law adopted earlier this year that requires state officials to rate and rank proposed transportation projects...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 02-03-2017 | 12:51 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Largest Sanctuary Cities Facing Loss Of $2B In Federal Funds

    An executive order signed last month by President Donald Trump threatens to cut off over $2B in federal funding for the nation’s largest sanctuary cities, according to analysis by Reuters. Those cities range from Denver, with $20.4 million in federal...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 12-16-2016 | 12:44 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Supreme Court Rebuffs Challenge to CO’s ‘Amazon Tax’

    Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a challenge to a Colorado law aimed at enabling the state to collect more of the sales taxes that go unpaid each year by Colorado residents on their out-of-state purchases, costing the state more than...

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