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PHOENIX (Feb, 24, 2014) – Today, the Arizona State Senate passed a bill that would legalize gold and silver as legal tender, moving the legislation on to the House for consideration. If passed into law, Arizona could become the second state to recognize gold and...
Arizona SB1291 is a bill which takes strong steps towards nullifying “indefinite detention” powers. While this bill has passed its first committee, it still needs to be approved by another Senate committee before a full Senate vote. It has been assigned to the Senate...
Arizona Representative Bob Thorpe, along with 24 other representatives, have introduced a bill that would prohibit the unlawful use of drones. The bill aims to stop warrantless gathering, storage and collection of evidence of any type, including audio and video...
SB1291 is a bill which takes strong steps towards nullifying “indefinite detention” powers. It has been assigned to the Senate Government and Enviroment Committee for Monday, February 17th at 2:00 p.m. in room SHR3. This is the first committee where the...
An Arizona bill would take a strong step toward nullifying indefinite detention in the state. Arizona state Senator Judy Burges recently introduced SB1291. This bill would ban the state of Arizona from enforcing sections 1021 and 1022 of the 2012 National Defense...
