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Parents Rights: Groups Try to Block I-2081 In Washington

I-2081 goes into effect on June 6th. Several legal advocacy groups are trying to block implementation of the new law.

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ACLU sues Washington to stop Parents Bill of Rights initiative from becoming law

A trio of legal advocacy groups filed a lawsuit against the state Thursday, to prevent a controversial voter initiative from becoming law in early June.

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KUOW - ACLU sues Washington state to stop Parents Bill of Rights initiative from becoming law

KUOW - ACLU sues Washington state to stop Parents Bill of Rights initiative from becoming law
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Proposed HUD Rules Would Protect Convicted Tenants From Public Housing Eviction

For decades, tenants with criminal records have been restricted from accessing public housing. This may soon change.

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WA debates bill on stealthing, or lying about sexual protection

HB 1958 would create a penalty of up to $5K for nonconsensual removal or misleading someone about the use of devices like condoms and dental dams.

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