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Part of the Food Policy Snapshot Series Overview: Mandatory compliance with the National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Law began on January 1, 2022. The law requires all foods produced with bioengineered ingredients, also known as genetically modified organisms (GMOs), to be labeled as such. Location: United States Population: 334 million Food policy category: Food production and distributio...

A truck maneuvers around this downed tree after strong wind gusts dropped it in west Morgan City, La., Saturday morning July 13, 2019. Most residents stayed off roads as they prepared for the rains from Hurricane Barry. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) BATON ROUGE — From the Louisiana Department of Insurance: The Louisiana Division of Administrative Law recently ruled that Insurance Commissioner J...

Penn State Law in University Park Associate Dean Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia speaks at a 2017 immigration resolution hearing. Credit: Mary Szmolko. All Rights Reserved. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State Law in University Park will pilot a course in spring 2022 that explores the intersection between law and (in)equity. Each week during the semester, one professor based or affiliated with Penn Stat...

Update your bookmark, we just released our ! With numerous states already considering CCPA-like privacy legislation (and more sure to follow), it is nearly impossible to keep track of all the proposed bills. That’s why we created the 2022 State Privacy Law Tracker – an updated version of our widely used 2021 State Privacy Law Tracker. The tracker identifies the states that are considering bil...

Lacuna: a fine line between justice and law  Oregon Daily Emerald

On Jan. 6, President Joe Biden publicly commemorated the one-year anniversary of the storming of the U.S. Capitol, saying: “This isn’t about being bogged down in the past. This is about making sure the past isn’t buried. That’s the only way forward. That’s what great nations do. They don’t bury the truth. They face up to it.” Many of us commemorating the 20th anniversary of the opening of the...

Jan. 11—ANDERSON — Members of the Madison County law enforcement community are opposed to legislation that would eliminate the state's handgun license requirement. The Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Association is not supportive of the bill that is being considered by the Indiana General Assembly, Prosecutor Rodney Cummings said Monday. Sheriff Scott Mellinger also voiced opposition to the leg...

After recovering from the worst of the pandemic, firms face unprecedented battle for talent Despite dramatic compensation hikes, industry sees record turnover; but firms with highest retention tend to have lower compensation growth and higher workloads Firms must "confront the realities of a post-pandemic workforce" MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL and WASHINGTON, Jan. 11, 2022 /CNW/ -- Having regaine...

This commentary is by Don Keelan of Arlington, a retired certified public accountant. Bennington County’s state senator, Richard “Dick” Sears, the Vermont Senate’s Judiciary Committee chair, has sold out to a left-wing political lobbying organization, the Vermont Public Interest Research Group. No one should even think of applying to become a Vermont law enforcement officer. Furthermore, at a...

New legislation in California will essentially end single-family zoning, allowing owners to transform single-family residences — like these seen in 2021 in Rancho Mission Viejo — into as many as four units.Cody James for The New York Times In what turned out to be a surprisingly busy legislative session, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed 770 bills into law last year. He legalized to-go cocktails, appr...