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More funding support for judiciary, law enforcement

Rep. Angel A. Demapan (R-Saipan) is looking to increase funding for the Judiciary and local law enforcement once they begin the deliberation process for the CNMI government’s budget for fiscal year 2018. Demapan, who is the House Ways and Means committee chair, said he agrees...
Posted On Apr 28 2017 06:06
, By Jon Perez

Senate wants to focus on Judiciary’s needs

Sen. Jude Hofschenider (R-Tinian) said he would be focusing more on the needs of the CNMI’s Judicial Branch when his committee begins meeting with various government, agencies, departments, and divisions for the fiscal year 2018 budget hearing. The CNMI Superior Court, Supreme...
Posted On Apr 13 2017 06:06
, By Jon Perez
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Judiciary hosts seminar for freshman legislators

The CNMI Judiciary held its seventh Law and the Freshman Legislator seminar last Friday, hosting the six newly elected legislators, all of whom will serve in the House of Representatives. The freshman legislators in attendance included Francisco C. Aguon, Donald C. Barcinas, Ivan...
Posted On Jan 11 2017 06:06
, By Press Release

The budget, PSS, our courts, and marijuana education

Given the budget, PSS and the new Drug Court are front and center in today’s news and talk over the Coconut Wire over money issues I thought it would be only fitting and proper to remind readers that I told you so about the legalization of marijuana. The CNMI has literally been...
Posted On Aug 29 2016 06:06
, By Contributing Author
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