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After lawmakers rejected a statewide ban on no-knock warrants, a Kentucky state House committee advanced a version Wednesday that limits the practice but stops short of a sweeping prohibition, nearly one year after the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor. It passed the Kentucky Senate unanimously on Feb. 25. Sponsored by GOP Senate President Robert Stivers, the bill mandates that no-knock warrants would only be issued if there was “clear and convincing evidence” that the “crime alleged is a crime that would qualify a person, if convicted, as a violent offender.”
Bars May Stay Open Until 4 a.m. in Michigan
I have been going out to dinner and visited a bar or two the last few weeks for a cold beer. I must admit, I have really missed it. It s so great to interact with waiters, waitresses, and bartenders again. Last Friday night I was having a good time and they did last call at 9:40. Seemed off because it was so early to go home on a Friday night.
Those folks working the late shift could catch last call, and bars could pocket extra sales after missing out heavily during Michigan s pandemic, if bars and restaurants could stay open till 2, or until 4 a.m.
Niger State Governor Abubakar Sani Bello says government will continue to do its part in ensuring that her investments are functional so as to add value to the State and the people.
Governor Sani Bello stated this when he went on an inspection visit to the State Printing Press in Minna at the instance of the State House Committee on Rules and Business.
The Governor who was conducted round the units in the Printing Press by the Director Hajiya Fatima Mohammed and the Permanent Secretary Special Duty SSG’s Office Gyiwodeyi Francis, said that government will provide a conducive working environment for the staff, having seen their passion and enthusiastic attitude to work.