Disciplinary Hearing Officer Recommends 60-Day Suspension For Attorney General Curtis Hill
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Disciplinary Hearing Officer Recommends 60-Day Suspension For Attorney General Curtis Hill
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The report is not the end of the case. Both sides can file petitions for the Indiana Supreme Court to review it and the proposed sanction.
Disciplinary Hearing Officer Recommends 60-Day Suspension For Attorney General Curtis Hill
indianapublicradio.org
The hearing officer in Attorney General Curtis Hill’s disciplinary case says the Republican official’s law license should be suspended for 60 days. Hill is accused of groping four women at a party in March 2018. The Indiana Disciplinary Commission filed a complaint last year. And after a fHIP is currently renewed every three or four years, but the state hopes to get it approved through December 2030.
HIP 10-Year Extension Reaches Next Step
indianapublicradio.org
Indiana has taken one step closer to extending the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP), the state’s Medicaid health insurance program, for 10 more years. HIP is currently renewed every three or four years, but the state hopes to get it approved through December 2030. In addition to a 10-year extension, thThe General Assembly – as part of broad reform – eliminated nearly a thousand township assessors in 2008. But it let voters in the largest townships decide whether to keep theirs and 13 assessors across the state remain.
Bill To Eliminate Township Assessors Dead In Senate
indianapublicradio.org
Assessors in 13 of the state’s largest townships will keep their jobs after a bill to eliminate those positions was effectively killed off. A Senate committee this week halted the measure in its tracks. The General Assembly – as part of broad reform – eliminated nearly a thousand township