Penalties For Fossil Fuel Protesters Could Increase Under Proposed Bill
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Under the bill, trespassing on those facilities would be a Level 6 felony instead of a misdemeanor. That could mean up to two and a half years in prison and $10,000 fine. Damaging that property would become at least a Level 5 felony, with sentences of up to six years in prison.
Penalties For Fossil Fuel Protesters Could Increase Under Proposed Bill
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A bill that could impose harsher penalties on protestors cleared its latest hurdle at the state House. Specifically, those who threaten so-called “critical infrastructure” — such as oil refineries, gas pipelines, and even chemical manufacturing plants. Under the bill, trespassing on those facThe CBD business has been exponentially growing and is forecast to become $22 billion industry by 2022.
Expo Highlights CBD Industry Challenges
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As the hemp industry grows, so is the selling of CBD oil – non-psychoactive cannabis, with low tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC so it can't get people high – but that could open the door to unscrupulous businesses wanting to make a quick buck. OVERSATURATION OF THE MARKET The CBD business has beenThe hospital has 159 beds, and 65 of them are dedicated to adolescents and children.
"We identified early on that we don’t have enough infrastructure to really evaluate kids and stabilize them in a way that meets their needs and gets them home," says Jennifer Walthall, Indiana Family and Social Services secretary.Indiana Opens First New Psychiatric Hospital In Decades
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Indiana’s first new psychiatric hospital in decades has opened in Indianapolis. The NeuroDiagnostic Institute, or NDI will offer early diagnosis and advanced treatment to Hoosiers with serious psychiatric conditions. The hospital has 159 beds, and 65 of them are dedicated to adolescents and