More Than Half of Bills Before IN General Assembly Now Dead
By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: February 28, 2013
More than half of the bills filed in the Indiana General Assembly this year are now dead in the water.
Tuesday was the deadline to get a bill out of its House of origin. Some of the bills that will not become law this year include an attempt to prohibit schools from starting the academic year before labor day, an effort to allow take-out liquor sales on Sunday, a proposal to let grandparents and great grandparents sue for visitation rights.
Also failed, was an effort to repeal the right to work law.
Tuesday was the deadline to get a bill out of its House of origin. Some of the bills that will not become law this year include an attempt to prohibit schools from starting the academic year before labor day, an effort to allow take-out liquor sales on Sunday, a proposal to let grandparents and great grandparents sue for visitation rights.
Also failed, was an effort to repeal the right to work law.
