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Hocog calls on lawmakers to sit down and work things out

A legal opinion by Attorney General Edward Manibusan shared this week labels several attempted amendments to casino law last year as “unconstitutional” and outside legislative authority, and gives some background to Gov. Ralph DLG Torres’ exercise of veto powers that House...
Posted On Feb 04 2016 06:03
, By Dennis B. Chan
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Propst: CNMI has no animal protection laws

The CNMI is dead last among the 56 U.S. states and territories when it comes to animal protection laws based on a 2015 study by the Animal Legal Defense Fund and Rep. Edwin K. Propst (Ind.-Saipan) is hoping to turn that around. Speaking during a program meeting by the Soroptimist...
Posted On Jan 29 2016 06:00
, By Jon Perez
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Sablan calls for ‘rental vehicle’ registration

Rep. Vinson Sablan (Ind-Saipan) has prefilled a bill to differentiate between commercial rental cars and cars for personal use that are registered in the Commonwealth. House Bill 19-25 notes that car rental businesses are being treated in the same manner and paying the same fees...
Posted On Jan 21 2016 06:00
, By Dennis B. Chan

Lawmakers asked to consider nuisance abatement statute

CNMI Attorney General Edward Manibusan has commented on a bill to impose a minimum fine of $250,000 on people who possess business licenses and engage in drug-related activity, urging a fine be set that is more consistent with the severity of the offense. In a letter to House...
Posted On Jan 19 2016 06:06
, By Dennis B. Chan
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