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Medical Liability/Malpractice 2009 Laws  

See summarizes of state medical liability/malpractice laws for topics such as damage award limits or cap, limits on attorney fees and patient compensation funds. More 

Immigration and State Law Enforcement

Under an agreement with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, some state and local law enforcement agencies now help with immigration enforcement. More 

Health Reform Checkup   

As Congress works on a major health care reform bill, NCSL is holding a webinar series to help legislators and legislative staff navigate the health reform maze. More 

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Telecommunications and Information Technology

IT Helps Cut Costs                       

databasesInformation technology is one way state government can cut costs in tough times.  Consolidating and sharing IT services are two approaches.  More

Protecting Children Online

The Internet is becoming an intrinsic part of the lives of American youth.  Although it offers has many benefits for children, it also poses some serious risks. More

 

The Vexing Problem of Sexting

Hundreds of news stories in the past few months have focused attention on teens who are “sexting”—sending nude or semi-nude photos to one another by cell phone. Follow 2009 legislation on this issue. More

 

Social Networking Policies

State legislatures are using social media to reach out to constituents, and social networking sites are becoming commonplace in the workplace.  See examples of legislative policies and best practices for social networking.  More

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