Implementation

Colorado Pushes Back AI Law Implementation, Allowing Fresh Legislative Revisions Amid National Debate

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Denver, Colorado — The implementation of Colorado’s far-reaching artificial intelligence law has been postponed by roughly five months. Initially slated to take effect on February 1, 2026, the law will now begin on June 30, 2026. The delay follows the signature of several bills by Governor Jared Polis on August 28, which included a measure altering the effective date of the Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act. This postponement allows state lawmakers another opportunity to modify the law when the regular legislative session resumes in early January 2026. Legal experts from Reed Smith noted that the delay … Read more

New Hampshire Gears Up for Stricter Bail Law Implementation: Aiming for Enhanced Public Safety

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Concord, New Hampshire, is preparing for significant changes to its bail law, a move that aims to enhance public safety in response to concerns raised by the existing bail system implemented in 2018. The revised regulations are a priority for Governor Kelly Ayotte, who emphasizes their importance for the state’s law enforcement and judicial processes. Attorney General John Formella announced that his office would collaborate closely with county attorneys and prosecutors to facilitate the changes. This collaborative effort will commence during a forthcoming meeting, where law enforcement and legal representatives will discuss the specifics of … Read more

Business Groups Challenge Iowa Pharmacy Law as Legal Battle Looms Just Days Before Implementation

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DES MOINES, Iowa — A coalition of business organizations has initiated legal action just days before a controversial state law regulating pharmacy benefit managers is set to take effect. The lawsuit, brought forth by the Iowa Association of Business and Industry, the Iowa Bankers Benefit Plan, the Iowa Laborers District Council Health and Welfare Fund, Des Moines Orthopaedic Surgeons PC, and Iowa Spring Manufacturing & Sales Co., seeks to block the implementation of the new law. The legislation, known as Senate File 383, was passed during this year’s legislative session and aims to reform practices … Read more

Appellate Court Confirms Even-Year Election Law, Paving the Way for 2025 Implementation

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A recent ruling by an appellate court in New York has upheld a law requiring elections to be held in even-numbered years, a decision that is expected to take effect for the 2025 voting cycle. This law, which proponents argue will increase voter turnout and participation, affects local elections across the state. The court’s decision supports legislative efforts to streamline the electoral process by aligning local elections with statewide and federal elections. Supporters of the law believe that this alignment could lead to higher voter engagement, as citizens are more likely to go to the … Read more