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A new bill in Nebraska would require an official report for every proposed law. This report would explain how the law might affect people with developmental or intellectual disabilities, helping lawmakers see the impact of their decisions before they vote.
Nebraska lawmakers are currently deciding how much money the state should give to the organizations that provide care and support for people with developmental disabilities.
Nebraska is considering a new law to change how personal injury lawsuits and "lawsuit funding" work. Here is the simple breakdown: * **Deadlines:** It changes the time limit for how long you have to file a personal injury lawsuit. * **More Rules for Funding:** It updates the laws for companies that give you money to help pay for a lawsuit (where you only pay them back if you win). These rules will now apply to more types of government and legal hearings. * **More Honesty:** It requires people who get this "lawsuit funding" to share more information about their agreements. * **Better Oversight:** It gives the government the power to punish these funding companies if they break the rules.
Nebraska lawmakers are currently deciding how much money to give to the state college system and how that money should be used.
Nebraska lawmakers are currently working on a bill to set the rules for medical marijuana. The goal is to create a legal, regulated system for how it is grown, sold, and used in the state. It has not yet become law.
Nebraska is considering a new law to punish anyone who messes with trains, railroad tracks, or the people who work on them.
Nebraska is considering a new law for "proxy advisors"—companies that tell investors how to vote on big corporate decisions. The law would force these advisors to be clear and honest about how they reach their recommendations: they must say whether or not they actually used financial data to make their advice.
Nebraska lawmakers are deciding whether to cancel a previous request they made. If this proposal passes, it would officially ask Congress to let states meet together to propose changes to the U.S. Constitution.
Nebraska lawmakers are considering a new bill that would offer tax breaks to grocery stores. The goal is to help stores open or stay open in neighborhoods that don’t have enough access to fresh, healthy food.
Nebraska is considering a new law to make sure every school in the state uses the same grading scale. This would mean that an "A" or a "B" is calculated the same way for every student, no matter which school they attend.
This bill would allow religious adoption and foster care agencies to follow their own moral or religious beliefs. It would protect these agencies from being punished or losing their licenses if they choose not to place children in homes that conflict with their beliefs.
Nebraska is considering a new law that would pay money to people who were accused of a crime but were later found innocent or had their cases thrown out.
