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Bill Balances Needs of Ailing Delawareans with Police Concerns

The level of tinting that can be legally applied to vehicle windows is not just a consumer preference but an issue with serious consequences for police, motorists, and Delawareans struggling with health issues. At present, Delaware has one of the […]

Bill Balances Needs of Ailing Delawareans with Police Concerns

The level of tinting that can be legally applied to vehicle windows is not just a consumer preference but an issue with serious consequences for police, motorists, and Delawareans struggling with health issues. At present, Delaware has one of the […]

Collective Bargaining Mandate Could Hike the Cost of School Construction by 30%

The House of Representatives Labor Committee this week released a hotly contested bill that would require project labor agreements (PLAs), a type of collective bargaining agreement, for any school construction or renovation project exceeding $5 million. Supporters say PLAs protect […]

Bill that Would have Prevented Police from Sharing Suspects’ Photos Revised by Sponsor

This week, the sponsor of a bill to limit information police could publicly release about arrestees recalled the proposal and amended it to remove its most contentious provision. Sponsored by State Rep. Sean Lynn (D-Dover), House Bill 59 (as amended) […]