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Student Online PPA

Legislation that would create a student online personal protection act in Michigan could see action in the Senate Education committee next week. The act would prohibit student information from being used for targeted ads, building a profile or sold. Senate Republican Phil Pavlov (PAHV-low) of St. Clair, says data is …

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How Young is too Young to be Charged as an Adult?

A bipartisan group of lawmakers are introducing a package of bills to revamp the state’s criminal justice system and how it handles young criminals. Specifically the lawmakers want to up the age someone can be charged as an adult. In Michigan that age is 17, in 41 other states it’s …

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Bill Regulating Large Dog Breeders Aired in House Committee

Legislation that aims to crack down on puppy mills and regulate large dog breeders in the state is vetted in a House committee. The measure wasn’t voted on Wednesday. Ann Griffin with the Michigan Humane Society says not having statewide regulations allows shady dog breeders to bounce from a county …

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