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Indiana Bill a First Step Towards Stopping Federal Tracking via License Plate Readers

by Kelli Sladick | Feb 5, 2015 | State Bills, Surveillance

A bill introduced in the Indiana legislature would prohibit law enforcement from retaining data from license plate readers in most situations, effectively blocking a federal program tapping into such readers on a state-level.Sen. James Smith introduced Senate Bill 236...

Montana Bill Takes on Federal Militarization of Local Police

by Kelli Sladick | Feb 2, 2015 | Police, State Bills

A bill introduced in the Montana legislature would prohibit state and local officials from owning or using certain military equipment, whether provided through the Department of Defenseโ€™s 1033 program or other grants, and would also indirectly thwart federal efforts...

Proposed Conn. Amendment Would Put Nullification Power In Hands of the People

by Kelli Sladick | Feb 1, 2015 | State Bills

HARTFORD, Conn. – (Feb. 1, 2015) House Joint Resolution (HJR011), introduced by Representative Christopher Davis, proposes an amendment change to the Connecticut Constitution to allow the people to introduce bills rather than petition their representative....

Colorado Continues the Fight for Water Rights Against Federal Power

by Kelli Sladick | Feb 1, 2015 | Land, State Bills

Colorado residents have been trying to find a remedy from the National Forestry Service’s grab over water rights since 2011. Senator Jerry Sonnenberg has been introducing legislation to combat the feds over this very thing since 2013, and has continued his fight...

Colorado Bill Would be the First Step to Stop NDAA Indefinite Detention

by Kelli Sladick | Jan 26, 2015 | NDAA, State Bills

On January 15, 2015, Rep. Lori Saine, introduced a bill that would make up the first steps to stop indefinite detention without due process under the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act in the state of Colorado. HB 1114 states would prohibit any state cooperation...
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