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Washington state lawmakers push gun safety bill - Seattle Post Intelligencer

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Washington state lawmakers push gun safety bill Seattle Post Intelligencer Following the toddler's shooting death, Washington state legislators are considering a bill that would require additional testing of gun locks and safes before the equipment is distributed to law enforcement officers for home use. Toddler's death could lead to state law on gun safetyTheNewsTribune.com all 34 news articles »

ATF gun probe is disputed - Philadelphia Inquirer

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ATF gun probe is disputed Philadelphia Inquirer By Pete Yost Associated Press WASHINGTON - Democrats looking into Operation Fast and Furious say a yearlong investigation has turned up no evidence that the flawed gun-smuggling probe was conceived or directed by high-level political appointees at ... Dems: Fast & Furious just 1 of 4 misguided probesArizona Capitol Times Archive for January, 2012ticklethewire.com Justice Dept. releases documents in Fast and Furious probeUSA TODAY Washington Times -American Thinker -WGME all 741 news articles »

Washington accountant faces prison in 'ongoing crusade' against IRS - Seattle Post Intelligencer

Washington accountant faces prison in 'ongoing crusade' against IRS Seattle Post Intelligencer Prosecutors described Garrison, 60, as a self-styled “sovereign citizen” who believed himself to be beyond the reach of state and federal law. He is among at least five alleged members of a sovereign “assemblies” organization to face federal charges in ...

Morning Read: VA Voting Bill Compared To Jim Crow Era - NBC4 Washington (blog)

Morning Read: VA Voting Bill Compared To Jim Crow Era NBC4 Washington (blog) Republicans argued that new technology made the ban outdated while Democrats defended the ban, saying it decreased the number of Virginia-bought guns traced to out of state crimes, The Washington Examiner reports. The ban was enacted in the mid-1990s ... and more »

Bills would require more people to report suspected child abuse - The Seattle Times

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Bills would require more people to report suspected child abuse The Seattle Times In Washington, current state law requires certain people such as physicians, school employees, nurses, pharmacists and supervisors in nonprofit and for-profit organizations, to report abuse. Members of the clergy, attorneys, counselors and others may ... and more »