
OP-ED: Intimidation Is Not Democracy – It’s Mob Rule
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OP-ED: Intimidation Is Not Democracy – It’s Mob Rule Continue reading OP-ED: Intimidation Is Not Democracy – It’s Mob Rule
Lawmakers to Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Penalize Targeted Picketing Outside Homes #idleg #idpol Continue reading Lawmakers to Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Penalize Targeted Picketing Outside Homes
(Boise) Representative Greg Chaney (R-Caldwell), chairman of the House Judiciary, Rules, and Administration Committee announced today that he has chosen Rep. Julianne Young, R-Blackfoot, to chair a subcommittee on the topic of coronavirus civil liability. The Judiciary, Rules, and Administration committee was responsible for considering the risk of lawsuits related to COVID-19 during the 2020 extraordinary legislative session—a debate that became the central focus of … Continue reading Chaney Appoints Subcommittee to Examine COVID-19 Liability
Rep. Chaney on the importance of reducing the amount of property tax collected and not just shifting it from one taxpayer to another Continue reading Chaney on Property Tax
Speaker of the House Scott Bedke announced Rep. Greg Chaney has been appointed Chairman of the House Judiciary, Rules, and Administration Committee. For more, check out the Idaho Press Tribune Article here. Continue reading Chaney Named Chairman of House Judiciary
“Greg Chaney, R-Caldwell, fiercely opposed the legislation because he viewed it as an affront to due process in the state.” On Monday, H138, the Expedited Eviction Bill failed to pass the House 34-36; click here for coverage by the Idaho Press Tribune. https://www.idahopress.com/news/local/expedited-evictions-bill-narrowly-fails-to-pass-house/article_4e05fb1c-945b-54c5-9656-b1a3dc2ce54f.html Continue reading Expedited Eviction Bill Falls (Idaho Press-Tribune)
IDAHO MUST ELIMINATE COMPUTERIZED DISCRIMINATION IN ITS CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM BY: REP. GREG CHANEY (R-Caldwell) The most sacred responsibility of any lawmaker is to ensure that we protect the people we serve. That means everybody, not just certain select groups. Unfortunately, when it comes to criminal justice in Idaho, existing practices in the state threaten the very concept of fairness guaranteed to all of its … Continue reading Computerized Discrimination In Criminal Justice
On March 1, the Senate approved H463 which provided tax-cuts for Idaho citizens and prevented tax increases caused by the changes to the tax code at the federal level. The bill will now be sent to Governor Otter for his signature. After the passage of the bill Rep. Greg Chaney, who co-sponsored the legislation, said: I’m excited to see Idahoans get a tax cut. Legislation … Continue reading Tax Cut Clears Senate
(Boise) Representative Greg Chaney (R-Caldwell) introduced a bill today in the House Judiciary, Rules, and Administration committee aimed at alleviating budget pressures for counties faced with jail crowding and struggles providing public defense. The bill, which the committee agreed to move forward, would reduce certain misdemeanor driving offenses to infractions, eliminate mandatory jail time for driving on a suspended license, and allow low-income citizens a … Continue reading BILL INTRODUCED TO LIGHTEN PRESSURE ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM