
This fact sheet provides a comparative look at how different states define, regulate, and penalize money-laundering tied to gaming activity. It highlights statutory language, legal thresholds, and enforcement approaches across…
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Colorado’s Medical Aid-in-Dying law gives terminally ill adults the option to request life-ending medication under strict medical and legal safeguards. Patients must make multiple voluntary requests, receive confirmations from qualified…
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With teens spending more time than ever on social media, policymakers are exploring warning labels as a new way to raise awareness about potential mental health risks. This brief lays…
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As social media platforms continue to shape how young people connect and communicate, states are taking a closer look at how to protect minors online. This brief explores growing legislative…
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“Ghost jobs” — online postings for roles that don’t actually exist — are adding unnecessary stress to today’s job hunt. This brief explores why employers use them, how they erode…
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This quick-look guide helps Senators recognize when their official actions could impact their own financial interests more than others in similar professions. It breaks down how to evaluate a potential…
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This report highlights how police departments and community stakeholders are working to build trust through collaborative strategies and local engagement. It explores programs that rely on dialogue, shared responsibility, and…
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As Congress considers next steps on appropriations, agencies are being directed to maintain frozen pay rates for certain senior political officials. OPM advises that the previously established freeze should remain…
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Regulations don’t work in isolation—they rely on a backbone of standards, measurements, accreditation, and market oversight to make rules enforceable, trusted, and practical. This report explains how “quality infrastructure” (QI)…
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The President has issued an executive order extending the enforcement pause of the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act as it applies to TikTok and similar platforms. Until…
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The GAO reviewed how the State Department handles potential violations of U.S. arms transfer agreements by foreign partners. It found that State largely depends on the Department of Defense to…
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The Attorney General issued a directive emphasizing the Department of Justice’s duty to protect parents’ constitutional rights in education. The memo highlights concerns that some state and local authorities have…
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NIST IR 8523 offers practical guidance to help law-enforcement and justice agencies secure Criminal Justice Information (CJI) with multi-factor authentication (MFA). It explains why moving beyond passwords is critical, then…
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The 2025 Legal Resource Guide offers a comprehensive look at how the Federal Bureau of Prisons manages people in custody, from pretrial detention through release. It explains the Bureau’s mission,…
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics’ new report shows violent crime rates fell nationwide and in several large states between 2017–19 and 2020–22. Property crime also declined in most areas, though…
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