‘Last Minute’ Process Resulted in ‘Flawed’ Fentanyl Testing Law
A deluge of work that packed dozens of bills in the Pennsylvania General Assembly into a few days meant that legislators voted based on limited information. The result, some of them said, is that bad bills are now the law of the land. One example is Senate Bill 863 — Act 43 of 2023 — that gained. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pennsylvania-in-focus/support
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A deluge of work that packed dozens of bills in the Pennsylvania General Assembly into a few days meant that legislators voted based on limited information. The result, some of them said, is that bad bills are now the law of the land. One example is Senate Bill 863 — Act 43 of 2023 — that gained.
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