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The “Taking” of Badlands 123

February 27, 2020 Rolando Larraz 0

By Chuck Muth Part two of a three part series I swear I’m not clairvoyant. And I swear I have no inside court information. What […]

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Laws protecting journalists should apply to bloggers

December 29, 2019 Rolando Larraz 0

By Thomas Mitchell The Nevada Supreme Court unanimously ruled earlier this month that online publications are protected under the state’s 1970s-era shield law that protects […]

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GOP lawsuit is vital to protecting our representative system of government

August 14, 2019 Rolando Larraz 0

By Robert Fellner NPRI’s policy director In an effort to defend our state constitution and representative system of government, the Senate Republican Caucus recently filed […]

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Public employee pensions now shrouded in secrecy

June 12, 2019 Rolando Larraz 0

By Thomas Mitchell Gov. Steve Sisolak has signed into law a bill that will make it impossible for the public and even elected officials to […]

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Amended version of SB224 betrays Sisolak’s dedication to transparency

May 30, 2019 Rolando Larraz 0

By Michael Schaus NPRI Senate Bill 224 — the PERS secrecy bill — was recently amended by the Assembly Government Affairs Committee to make the […]

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Opinion says two-thirds vote not needed to extend taxes

May 23, 2019 Rolando Larraz 0

By Thomas Mitchell Never tell the boss no. This past week the Legislative Counsel Bureau, the Legislature’s attorneys, told Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak and the […]

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“Old time” elections; “old time” government

January 10, 2019 Rolando Larraz 0

By Perly Viasmensky This past Monday several government offices were plagued with different swearings in, from the Nevada Supreme Court with two new justices and […]

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Laxalt reflects on term as attorney general

December 26, 2018 Rolando Larraz 0

By Thomas Mitchell As Adam Laxalt closes out his term as attorney general and transitions the office to his successor in January, he took the […]

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Coming legislative session could resurrect some really awful bills

December 6, 2018 Rolando Larraz 0

By Thomas Mitchell With the election of Democratic majorities in both the state Assembly and Senate, many fear that, as Yogi Berra once said, it’s […]

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Nevada Supreme Court strengthens access to government public records

October 25, 2018 Rolando Larraz 0

By Thomas Mitchell In a narrow 4-3 decision Thursday the Nevada Supreme Court strengthened the public’s access to records held by government agencies, ruling that […]

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