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December 20, 2015

Virginia moves to allow increased use of electric chair

Virginia lawmakers, facing a shortage of lethal drugs used to administer the death penalty, have advanced a proposal aimed at making the electric chair its default method for executions.

December 20, 2015

Missouri lawmakers weigh bill that seeks to nullify federal gun laws

The Senate General Laws Committee began a two-part hearing Tuesday on the measure that would declare certain federal gun control policies "null and void."聽

December 20, 2015

ACLU sues Utah for not recognizing gay marriages

The American Civil Liberties Union has sued the state of Utah over the issue of gay marriage, saying the official decision to stop granting benefits for newly married same-sex couples has created wrenching uncertainty.

December 20, 2015

Kentucky bill would let service monkeys help paralyzed people

Kentucky legislators may soon debate whether to allow service monkeys to assist paralyzed adults with simple household tasks.

December 20, 2015

Shortage of lethal drugs, 'ugly' Ohio execution fuels battle over death penalty

A shortage of the lethal drugs used to administer the death penalty has re-ignited a battle over capital punishment which has pushed a few states to weigh execution alternatives -- even firing squads.

December 20, 2015

New Hampshire pot vote could nudge Vermont to loosen rules on marijuana

The New Hampshire House of Representatives made history last week when it became the first state Legislature to vote in favor of a bill to legalize the sale and possession of recreational marijuana.

December 20, 2015

Judge declares North Carolina abortion ultrasound law illegal

U.S. District Judge Catherine Eagles ruled that states don't have the power to force a health care provider to be the bearer of what she called an "ideological message in favor of carrying a pregnancy to term."

December 20, 2015

Judge strikes down photo ID requirement for Pennsylvania voters

聽 The law, one of the strictest in the nation, was approved by the Republican-controlled Legislature and signed by the Republican governor in March 2012 over the protests of every single Democratic lawmaker.

December 20, 2015

Helping the NSA could become a crime in Washington state

Providing water and electricity to the National Security Agency in Washington state could soon mean a year of jail time.

December 20, 2015

Kentucky house passes bill restoring some felons' voting rights

A bill seeking to amend Kentucky's Constitution to restore voting rights for some felons sailed through the state House on Thursday. Unlike past years, the proposed ballot issue is showing signs of life in the Senate.