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Georgia Gov. Signs Bill to Tighten Penalties for Harming First Responders

Friday, 07 August 2020

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed new measures into law aimed at enhancing protections for firefighters and police officers. So reports The Hill.

UNH Faculty Favor Nixing Franklin Pierce’s Name from Law School

Friday, 07 August 2020

The University of New Hampshire’s Franklin Pierce School of Law is considering renaming itself due to the titular former president’s ties to slavery. So reports the Associated Press.

House 'Immune' to Lawsuit Challenging COVID-driven Proxy Voting

Friday, 07 August 2020

A Republican-driven lawsuit aimed at inhibiting the House of Representatives proxy voting system was tossed by a federal judge in the District of Columbia. So reports USA Today.

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