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Katie Galioto | Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence vetoed a bill Thursday that would allow private university police departments to follow different crime reporting standards than other police agencies. House Bill 1022, introduced in January by State Rep. Patrick Bauer (D-South Bend), would have changed state law to require private university police departments to release records relating only to
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, March 24, 2016
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence vetoed a bill today that would give private university police departments different standards for public records than public police departments. House Bill 1022, introduced by State Rep. Patrick Bauer (D-South Bend) in January, would have changed state law to require private university police departments to release records relating only to arrests
Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, March 2, 2016
The Indiana Senate passed a bill on Tuesday to change state law surrounding the extent to which private university police departments are required to make their records available to the public. House Bill 1022 was approved in the Senate by a 49-to-1 vote, according to the Indiana General Assembly’s website. The bill will return to
Observer Editorial Board | Friday, January 22, 2016
Indiana House Bill 1022 (HB 1022) is steadily making its way through the legislative production line. One Democrat and two Republican representatives co-sponsored the bill. It has been read twice on the House floor, referred to committee and passed with unanimous support. Sometime in the near future, representatives will vote on it and, if it