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Voters in six states -- Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, North Carolina and Oklahoma -- voted to approve some version of a measure often called "Marsy's Law." South Dakota passed one in June.The proposals varied from state to state, but each would add specific protections for victims of crime to a state's constitution. Such protections include the right to be notified about hearings or the release of the accused, the right to restitution or the right to refuse an interview or deposition at the request of the accused.Supporters of Marsy's Law say it gives victims more say in what happens in their cases. Opponents, including the American Civil Liberties Union, said victims already have these types of rights through state laws and warned that enshrining victims' rights in state constitutions creates a false equivalency between them and the rights of the accused. They warn that Marsy's Law could undermine the rights of the accused and divert resources from those in need.Washington state's initiative 940 would change the legal standard for use of deadly force in officer-involved shootings. It would effectively lower the bar for prosecuting officers by establishing a good faith standard for opening fire.The measure would also require law enforcement officers to receive ongoing training in violence de-escalation and how to interact with people with mental health issues. And it would establish a duty for officers to render first aid. 1452

We have large trade deficits with Mexico and Canada. NAFTA, which is under renegotiation right now, has been a bad deal for U.S.A. Massive relocation of companies & jobs. Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum will only come off if new & fair NAFTA agreement is signed. Also, Canada must..— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 5, 2018 338

We're told the woman recently filed for divorce from Quigley on November 7 and was trying to get a personal protection order against him. The man that was shot was the woman's friend, according to neighbors and police.  224

Well, that was nearly three weeks ago, and so far, no bill with a chance of passing the Senate has been introduced. WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT CONGRESSThe Democrats in the House have already passed a relief package, but that has no chance in passing the Senate. Republican Leader Senator Mitch McConnell has committed though to writing another relief package. This time around, however, stimulus checks may not go to the same people. "The people that, I think, that have been hit the hardest during this whole episode are people making ,000/year or less," McConnell said this week. "We are going to be acutely aware of that particular segment of our population," McConnell said. The previous stimulus legislation gave Americans making under ,000/year something and Americans making under ,000/year a ,200 check. TICKING CLOCK AND LOOMING QUESTIONSNot much is expected in D.C. until the week of July 20, when Senators are scheduled to return. That officially puts Congress on the clock because they are scheduled to go on a month-long recess in August and after Labor Day, presidential politics is expected to be in full swing leading up to the November election. It's not just stimulus checks on the minds of lawmakers either. Members of Congress must decide whether they will debate President Trump's desire for a payroll tax cut, whether to extend emergency unemployment benefits that are set to expire on July 31, as well as whether more PPP loan relief is needed. 1471

We are not here to make deals. We are here to push forward change and make sure we don't have to watch more people die, he said. "Every time they ask to come into one of our houses to film, that gives away the very few moments we have to breathe." 247

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