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ACLU NEVADA STATEMENT ON GOVERNOR'S APPROVAL OF AB161

Proposal Will Make Traffic Stops Safer for Nevadans

June 6, 2023 Disability Rights

ACLU NEVADA STATEMENT OF GOVERNOR'S APPROVAL OF SB153

The ACLU of Nevada released the following statement following Gov. Joe Lombardo’s signing Senate Bill 153 into law.

June 1, 2023 LGBTQ Rights

ACLU OF NEVADA STATEMENT ON GOVERNOR’S VETO OF AB282

Full-time Substitute Teachers Deserve Dignity and Respect!

June 2, 2023 Human Rights Education

Bill that would provide health insurance to full-time substitutes sent to governor’s desk

Assembly Bill 282, sponsored by Assemblywoman Shondra Summers-Armstrong, a Democrat representing historic West Las Vegas, was adopted by the Senate on Wednesday.  

May 25, 2023 Human Rights

ACLU NEVADA STATEMENT ON PASSAGE OF AJR8

Nevada Legislature Urges United States Congress to Remove Marijuana from Schedule I of the Controlled Substance List

May 23, 2023 Criminal Justice Reform

ACLU NEVADA STATEMENT ON PASSAGE OF AB282

Legislature guarantees minimum health insurance subsidy to full-time substitute teachers

May 23, 2023 Human Rights
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