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Tracking device bill moves to House

Tracking device bill moves to House
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Tracking device bill moves to House

Tracking device bill moves to House
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Senate Bill 161 Approved By Committee

The Indiana House Courts and Criminal Code Committee has approved Senate Bill 161, which makes it illegal to u.

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Daily pay for Indiana jurors poised to double

The plan hikes pay for prospective jurors to $30 a day, pays $80 each day to seated jurors for the first five days of a trial, and $90 for each

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Bill offers early release for high-cost, low-risk prisoners in Indiana

Releasing prisoners who are low-risk but expensive to incarcerate because of medical conditions will ease burden on prisons and save taxpayer dollars.

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