League opposes HB355 public-nuisance expansion and notes competing liability bills Deputy directors and legal staff told the LPC that HB355 would broaden private and public-nuisance claims against governments and recommended opposition; League staff also summarized HB79 (restoring EMS immunity, retroactive to 1985) and GRAMA changes that add one-page supplements and clerk duties.

A new bill could turn homelessness into a civil lawsuit opportunity, raising concerns for local governments—are you prepared for the implications?

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Indiana genealogists, let your state senators know that extending restrictions to birth records to 99 years is bad for researchers.

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Indiana House Bill 1148.03 has passed the House and is on the way to the state Senate. Changes have been inserted to restrict public record access to birth records (records are open after 99 years instead of 75 years).

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Have New York ancestors? Of even if you don't....if they try this in New York, they'll try it anywhere. Read this information and sign the petition! #recordsaccess #genealogy #solidarity