May 20, 2016 - Legislative Week in Review
Season 1600 Episode 1604 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
This week's show covers the NC House's $22 billion dollar budget bill.
This week's show covers the House's passage of a $22.225 billion dollar budget bill. Rep. Grier Martin (D-Wake) discusses legislation calling on judges to consider a veteran's PTSD diagnosis when the veteran faces court sentencing. Rep. Chris Sgro (D-Guilford) discusses issue advocacy as advocates and grassroots groups descend on Raleigh, sometimes with hostility.
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May 20, 2016 - Legislative Week in Review
Season 1600 Episode 1604 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
This week's show covers the House's passage of a $22.225 billion dollar budget bill. Rep. Grier Martin (D-Wake) discusses legislation calling on judges to consider a veteran's PTSD diagnosis when the veteran faces court sentencing. Rep. Chris Sgro (D-Guilford) discusses issue advocacy as advocates and grassroots groups descend on Raleigh, sometimes with hostility.
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