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I don't like the automatic dissolution and would rather see a fine-based penalty but I'll begrudgingly aye this because a transition act is needed

Aye, the frivolous case part is a huge improvement.

After rereading the bills contents I no longer "don't particularly care enough on either side for this bill." The pruning of evicted players will bring dead money back to the government. I would support a version of this bill applied to Bank accounts but this is a good first step. Edit ...

Changing my vote to reflect my vote as a senator. my vote as a rep was Abstain

I voted AYE as a rep, Changing my vote to reflect my vote as Senator

I vote AYE as a rep, changing my vote to reflect my vote as a senator

I vote AYE as a rep, changing my vote to reflect my vote as a senator

I vote AYE as a rep, changing my vote to reflect my vote as a senator

I vote AYE as a rep, changing my vote to reflect my vote as a senator

I vote AYE as a rep, changing my vote to reflect my vote as a senator

Voted NAY as rep, changed vote to reflect my vote as Senator

I voted Aye on this bill as a rep ^ Changing vote to reflect my vote as a senator

I voted Aye on this bill as a rep ^ Changing vote to reflect my vote as a senator

I don't particularly care enough on either side for this bill. Abstaining

Nay, I disagree with representative Caldiron. We should make it easier for citizens to sue the government while making the punishment for frivolous cases harsher

Your honor, I respectfully submit this brief amicus curiae as someone who enjoys being stepped on. I will note that I don't know how to indent on the forums so each paragraph is spaced out. I hope this brief pleasures both you and the courts. The Plaintiff’s claim rests upon a fundamental...

I, Anthony_org, declare that I will be contesting a seat as the Town Attorney General as a member of The Freedom Coalition

House Vote: 11-0-0 Senate Vote: 4-1-0 A BILL To Amend the Criminal Code Act The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following...

House Vote: 11-0-0 Senate Vote: 4-1-0 A BILL To Amend the Criminal Code Act The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following...

Excited for a brat rep autumn