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Colorado lawmaker writing bill to compensate and assist exonerated
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[Denver Post] - Angela Williams, D-Denver, is already lining up support for a bill that would compensate those who have been exonerated after spending years or decades in prison. "If a mistake has been made, we need to take responsibility," Williams said. "It's the
Google News: Bill to criminalize deceptive voting practices dies
[The Colorado Statesman] - Angela Williams, D-Denver, on a Republican party-line vote of While Rep. Daniel Kagan, D-Cherry Hills Village, voted against postponing the bill indefinitely, he surprised supporters when he first voted against sending the legislation to the full
Google News: Bill to ensure workers' citizenship likely to die, sponsor says
[Colorado Springs Gazette] - Democrats argued during the hearing that E-Verify is unreliable and intrusive. Rep. Max Tyler, D-Lakewood, repeatedly cited a study that found E-Verify to be accurate less than half of the time it was used. And Rep. Angela Williams, D-Denver
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[Denver Post (blog)] - Angela Williams, D-Denver and the bill's House sponsor, said she will continue to work against “those who wish to impede others most basic right to vote.” “People who intentionally mislead voters in order to suppress a vote should not be protected by
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