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Joyce Elliott runs the real hate crime bill UPDATE

Joyce Elliott runs the real hate crime bill and it fails to advance TESTIFYING: Sens. Jim Hendren and Joyce Elliott. We will run SB3, the hate crime bill in Senate Judiciary Committee tomorrow morning, 9:30. You are welcome to attend and testify. Advertisement Sen. Joyce Eliott will ask the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning to endorse the real hate crime bill, the one that specifies sentencing enhancement on account of violent crimes committed against specific classes of people most often subject to discrimination. She continued on Twitter to explain why she’d make this losing effort. Advertisement I’ve had 3 people ask me why bother with running this bill. Others probably wonder. I understand that. Answers is “because it matters.” Because Arkansas needs a hate crime bill. One that is unequivocal about naming and being clear about what we mean. https://t.co/ODPBpTTjRg

Arkansas legislature overrides veto of transgender youth healthcare bill

Arkansas legislature overrides veto of transgender youth healthcare bill By (0) Demonstrators protesting near the Supreme Court it heard oral arguments in three cases on LGBTQ discrimination protections in 2019, Photo by Kevin Dietsch/UPI | License Photo April 6 (UPI) The Arkansas legislature on Tuesday voted to override Gov. Asa Hutchinson s veto of a state law banning access to gender-affirming care such as puberty blockers and hormones to transgender minors. The state Senate voted 25-8 and the House voted 72-25 to cancel the veto, with most Republicans in both chambers voting in favor and most Democrats voting against it. Advertisement Sen. Clarke Tucker, D-Little Rock, expressed concern about the decision to override the veto, saying it represented the most powerful people bullying the most vulnerable while Sen. Terry Rice, R-Waldron, moved for immediate consideration of the override motion to protect children.

Missouri school bus driver charged with restraining student

Missouri school bus driver charged with restraining student
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Legislative sausage making: Looking after Entergy s pocketbook in Joint Budget

Jordan Tinsley, a lawyer who represents the Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, a group of major users of electricity. Advertisement The order at issue said state law and Entergy’s rate tariff didn’t support a change Entergy wanted to make in rate calculation. The PSC order had the effect of preventing Entergy from collecting roughly $67 million disallowed in 2017. It wanted a “netting adjustment” to add the money in 2021, but the PSC held that was not allowed by a 4 percent cap on annual rate increases. That cap was part of an agreed plan that provided Entergy other benefits, such as a speedier regulatory process and the ability to get approval for putting various expenses in its rate base.

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