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Multiple recent graduates and applicants — many from Purdue Global and other California‑accredited programs — told the Board of Governors they relied on a September 1 rule that lets graduates of qualifying state‑approved law schools sit for the Washington bar exam and asked the board not to rescind it, citing career and family impacts.

The Attorney General told the hearing panel that Kaiser failed to meet the clear-and-convincing standard for reinstatement, citing a multi-count felony conviction, prior disciplinary actions and absence of proof that restitution has been satisfied; the AG recommended the board deny reinstatement.

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Orders preventing dog or alcohol-related anti-social behaviour in Flintshire are now open to public consultation to see if they should be renewed.

Council discusses budget with few changes and invites questions from attendees.

Committee unanimously endorses new tower project, rejecting $300K extension plan.

Officials address budget corrections and staffing reallocations across county departments for 2024

The Kentucky House on Feb. 12 passed House Bill 5 26, which moves mandatory Kentucky Bar Association membership to voluntary status and delays the effective date to July 1, 2027; supporters said the change protects lawyers' choice, opponents warned it could weaken public protection functions.

Kentucky's new act holds individuals accountable for offenses committed on behalf of corporations.

Kentucky General Assembly updates KRS 335 for social worker licensing and title usage.

Board reduces licensure requirements, aiding faster entry for qualified mental health candidates.

Parties prepare for a virtual hearing amidst disputes over legal standing and discovery.

The Wells Fire Department's Insurance Services Office (ISO) public protection classification improved from 62 to a score of 73.8, yielding a classification of Class 3/3Y in parts of town; the Board of Selectmen also approved a lease‑purchase for a Pierce Class A pumper (total cost $1,366,882) with a $400,000 down payment and seven‑year payments.

Senate File 24-70 establishes permits and taxes for event-driven contracts traded on dedicated contract markets (prediction markets). Sponsor Senator Dawson said the bill targets markets tied to sports, elections and legislative actions and includes contingency tax provisions and increased permit fees; an amendment addressing insider-participation was withdrawn and the Senate adopted amendment 51-42 before passing the bill.

In its strategic-plan discussion, TBCE staff urged legislative and rule priorities: seek felony classification for practicing without a license to improve enforcement cooperation, expand cease-and-desist authority and faster response, clarify practice definitions, and consider registration or disclosure requirements for clinic owners to hold non‑chiropractor owners accountable.

The board approved licensing committee recommendations to grant registrations and provisional one-year PE licenses for several applicants while denying an FE-waiver request; approvals were conditioned on passing exams or completing specified ethics coursework and returning to committee before provisional periods expire.

Board members unanimously adopt settlement terms for Tonopah Farms' operational compliance.