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Speakers from nine law schools around the country will meet in Valparaiso to discuss what they see as flawed and harsh drug sentencing laws.
The principle issue before the justices is whether people be required to purchase health insurance is unconstitutional.
Though previous reforms have all failed in past sessions, Daniels says he’s more hopeful in 2012.
Despite the Republican nominee for mayor of Columbus saying the city needs ethics reform, the city’s retiring mayor says he has never been lobbied with gifts.
The bill would ban local government employees from serving as their own boss, and it officials‘ ability to hire relatives.
Criminal Justice Professor says Indiana’s judicial system is antiquated, and new methods of rehabilitation are needed for modern offenders.
One of Governor Mitch Daniels’ main initiatives in reforming education is getting support from a Senate Committee.
A student group held a conference to educate local residents about a provision in the health care law that went into effect on Thursday, Sept 23.
The blue-ribbon commission recommends the consolidation of all library districts into county-based systems.
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