February 27, 2019
Season 31 Episode 17 | 29m 32sVideo has Closed Captions
School safety; permitless concealed carry; foster child bill of rights; e-cigarettes.
The House passes bills on school safety, displaying the national motto in Kentucky schools, and state universities seeking to leave KERS. A House panel considers concealed carry without a permit, while Senate committees hear about fetal heartbeat abortions, a foster child bill of rights, and e-cigarettes. The Senate passes a felony expungement measure.
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February 27, 2019
Season 31 Episode 17 | 29m 32sVideo has Closed Captions
The House passes bills on school safety, displaying the national motto in Kentucky schools, and state universities seeking to leave KERS. A House panel considers concealed carry without a permit, while Senate committees hear about fetal heartbeat abortions, a foster child bill of rights, and e-cigarettes. The Senate passes a felony expungement measure.
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