May 10, 2019
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1:01Now PlayingIt's time for the Morgan Minute! Here's a quick recap of some of the legislation passed in the New York State Senate the week of May 6-10, 2019.
Tax Bill: A bill that will allow the state to hand over someone’s state tax returns if requested by Congress. This was done in large part because President Donald Trump has yet to release his tax returns, however this bill will apply to future candidates as well.
Double Jeopardy Bill: Will allow state prosecutors to bring charges against someone who has received a presidential pardon. Also known as double jeopardy, this bill would only apply to a person who was pardoned by a president they worked for or had a close relationship with.
Health: Requires health insurance companies cover eating disorders.
Prison Reform:
- Allow for convicted felons who have completed their sentencing to report for jury duty
- Allow inmates entering into solitary confinement to make a phone call upon admission and then once a week after.
Have a great weekend and HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
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