States Adopt Wide Range of New Year Safety Laws
States move to safety focused laws taking effect in January from helmets for biking children in California and Tennessee to teen gun bans and school gang apparel limits. Oregon New Hampshire and Tennessee update teacher checks, while Hawaii extends barber training. Florida restricts guns for under 18, and California schools ban gang dress. Rhode Island boosts credit reports speed, New York bars sharing rental histories, Illinois limits robocalls and requires vehicle safety devices. Universal health care arrives in Tennessee via TennCare.
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Kevorkian to campaign against law across Michigan
Dr Jack Kevorkian announced a city to city whistle stop campaign to secure a state constitutional amendment overturning Michigan’s ban on assisted death. He will seek a people’s vote while pledging to stop assisting personal crisis reports until courts rule on the law’s validity.
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