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Biden can, and should, pardon nonviolent marijuana offenders
While Hunter Biden walks free, thousands of Americans are incarcerated for nonviolent marijuana offenses despite the ...
What you should know about crime/public safety bills in South Dakota's legislature now
As the session begins in earnest, lawmakers have already submitted bills that could potentially alter the way crime and ...
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South Dakota tribe lifts its ban on Noem ahead of her Homeland Security confirmation hearing
Gov. Kristi Noem was cut off from entering a wide swath of tribal lands in South Dakota early last year after making public ...
Bill to protect South Dakota farms from spying could limit access to data
Proposed legislation aimed at protecting South Dakota farmers from potential “agro-terrorism” activities could have a ...
South St. Paul teen ‘was robbed of his life,’ judge tells killer at sentencing
His mother told the court she watched paramedics perform CPR and then cover him with a sheet — on Mother’s Day.
State budget and tax cuts could generate an appetite for marijuana revenue, observers say
A former state official says the Republican-controlled Iowa Legislature and administration have “walked into a fiscal trap" and "will need a new sin tax." ...
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Iowa GOP Lawmakers Resist Marijuana Legalization Despite Tax Revenue Potential
Republicans have refused to give our bill a subcommittee hearing.” By Bob Sillick, Iowa Capital Dispatch Most Americans ...
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Judge modifies sentence for Mitchell man for demonstrating positive behavior, personal growth
MITCHELL — A Mitchell man had his sentence reduced by Judge Chris Giles in felony court on Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, after ...
Despite 2024 Setbacks, Drug Policy Is Still on a Long-Term Trend Toward Reform (opinion)
Recent election results show the drug war’s punitive mentality still appeals to many Americans, even in blue states.