Capitol Journal
May 2, 2019
Season 11 Episode 48 | 26m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
Rep. Matt Simpson, (R) - Daphne
We report on the Senate today approving a record $7 billion education budget and sending it to the House. We also report on final legislative passage of a bill that would prevent state sheriffs from personally pocketing leftover jail food funds. And we’re joined by Rep. Matt Simpson of Daphne, who will discuss his bill that would stiffen the penalties for possession of a stolen gun.
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Capitol Journal is a local public television program presented by APT
Capitol Journal
May 2, 2019
Season 11 Episode 48 | 26m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
We report on the Senate today approving a record $7 billion education budget and sending it to the House. We also report on final legislative passage of a bill that would prevent state sheriffs from personally pocketing leftover jail food funds. And we’re joined by Rep. Matt Simpson of Daphne, who will discuss his bill that would stiffen the penalties for possession of a stolen gun.
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