#newLAW - Twitter Hashtag

1 day ago

نکاح رجسٹرار کیلئے بڑی شرائط، نیا قانون آ گیا ؟ #DunyaNews #BreakingNews #NikahRegistrar #MarriageLaw #NewLaw #PakistanLaw #FamilyLaw #LegalNews

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Dunya News

@DunyaNews

1 day ago

نکاح رجسٹرار کے لیے بڑی شرائط! نیا قانون آ گیا؟ #DunyaNews #BreakingNews #NikahRegistrar #NewLaw #MarriageLaw

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Daily Sun @dailysunbd

1 day ago

সোশ্যাল মিডিয়ায় গা'লি'গা'লা'জ ও নোং'রা পোস্ট; নতুন আইন করার ইঙ্গিত দিলেন তথ্যমন্ত্রী #cybercrime #socialmediaharrasment #newLaw #InformationMinister #andalivrahmanpartho #DailySun

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Borneo Bulletin

@borneo_bulletin

4 days ago

Australians could opt out of social media algorithms under new law #worldnews #borneobulletin #topheadlines #headlines #Australians #could #optout #socialmedia #algorithms #under #newlaw https://t.co/2eM6CfW9rA

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NCB GOD | Mr. Important | THA GOD FATHER | MR. UGH

@FedsHateFinesse

5 days ago

#Newlaw The INFORMANT https://t.co/8Cys819AqU What the INFORMANT Act Does It cuts off federal salary, pension, and informant payments the moment someone is finally convicted of a serious violent or sexual felony — murder, sexual abuse, kidnapping, sex trafficking, armed robbery, terrorism, and similar Appendix A offenses — if that benefit accrued after they committed the crime. It applies to every federal employee (FBI included), political appointee, federal contractor, and confidential informant, with no rank-based exceptions and no way to dodge it by resigning, pleading to a lesser charge, or handing the money to a relative. Why It's Needed Right now, federal pension-forfeiture law (the Hiss Act, HLOGA) only reaches espionage, treason, and public corruption — not violence or sexual abuse, and not informants at all. That gap let things like the Bulger/FBI informant scandal happen (an informant credited with 11 murders, still drawing FBI benefit while doing it) and the FCI Dublin case (seven federal correctional officers convicted of sexually abusing inmates in their custody). Neither category of offense triggers any existing forfeiture law today. This closes that gap using the same accrual-date, contribution-return mechanism several states already use and courts have already upheld. Who It Protects Taxpayers, who currently keep paying salary or pension to people convicted of the crimes this bill targets. Victims and their families, by removing the financial cushion that let some of these individuals operate with impunity while nominally serving the government. The integrity of federal law enforcement and the informant system itself — honest agents and legitimate informants aren't touched by this; it targets the small number who abuse the position. Due process for the accused — forfeiture only ever follows a final conviction, never an indictment or accusation alone. Positive Impact Removes the financial incentive to think the badge, the paycheck, or the informant file protects you. Closes a specific, documented gap (violent/sexual crimes, informants) that existing law simply doesn't reach. Gives agencies a mandatory, non-discretionary process instead of ad hoc, case-by-case leniency. Builds on mechanisms already tested in court (PEPRA and similar state laws), rather than inventing something untested — lowering the odds it gets struck down and delayed for years in litigation. @fabiolatorres @RaquelRutledge @LoebAwards @ICIJorg @aik_arif @susipudjiastuti @evimsofian @andreasharsono @aniesbaswedan @MariaCorinaYA @miguelhotero @CaraotaDigital @Simonovis @jguaido @ibepacheco @Psicovivir @MamaLisVzla @DineshDSouza @PresidenteKast @KeikoFujimori @MinPres @FlavioBolsonaro @MariaStenergard @ChristiFraga @RepHuizenga @PahlaviReza @nargesfnd @SantiPenap @m_betancourtm @KariLake @glendamgloria @Honeyfarsafi @ASEAN @nishantlalwani @RobinRoberts @GOP__Ls @jairbolsonaro @ODNIgov @FBIDirectorKash @FBIDDBongino https://t.co/8Cys819AqU

FedsHateFinesse's tweet photo. #Newlaw The INFORMANT

https://t.co/8Cys819AqU

What the INFORMANT Act Does
It cuts off federal salary, pension, and informant payments the moment someone is finally convicted of a serious violent or sexual felony — murder, sexual abuse, kidnapping, sex trafficking, armed robbery, terrorism, and similar Appendix A offenses — if that benefit accrued after they committed the crime. It applies to every federal employee (FBI included), political appointee, federal contractor, and confidential informant, with no rank-based exceptions and no way to dodge it by resigning, pleading to a lesser charge, or handing the money to a relative.

Why It's Needed
Right now, federal pension-forfeiture law (the Hiss Act, HLOGA) only reaches espionage, treason, and public corruption — not violence or sexual abuse, and not informants at all. That gap let things like the Bulger/FBI informant scandal happen (an informant credited with 11 murders, still drawing FBI benefit while doing it) and the FCI Dublin case (seven federal correctional officers convicted of sexually abusing inmates in their custody). Neither category of offense triggers any existing forfeiture law today. This closes that gap using the same accrual-date, contribution-return mechanism several states already use and courts have already upheld.

Who It Protects
Taxpayers, who currently keep paying salary or pension to people convicted of the crimes this bill targets.

Victims and their families, by removing the financial cushion that let some of these individuals operate with impunity while nominally serving the government.

The integrity of federal law enforcement and the informant system itself — honest agents and legitimate informants aren't touched by this; it targets the small number who abuse the position.

Due process for the accused — forfeiture only ever follows a final conviction, never an indictment or accusation alone.

Positive Impact
Removes the financial incentive to think the badge, the paycheck, or the informant file protects you.

Closes a specific, documented gap (violent/sexual crimes, informants) that existing law simply doesn't reach.

Gives agencies a mandatory, non-discretionary process instead of ad hoc, case-by-case leniency.

Builds on mechanisms already tested in court (PEPRA and similar state laws), rather than inventing something untested — lowering the odds it gets struck down and delayed for years in litigation.

@fabiolatorres
@RaquelRutledge
@LoebAwards
@ICIJorg
@aik_arif
@susipudjiastuti
@evimsofian
@andreasharsono
@aniesbaswedan
@MariaCorinaYA
@miguelhotero
@CaraotaDigital
@Simonovis
@jguaido
@ibepacheco
@Psicovivir
@MamaLisVzla
@DineshDSouza
@PresidenteKast
@KeikoFujimori
@MinPres
@FlavioBolsonaro
@MariaStenergard
@ChristiFraga
@RepHuizenga
@PahlaviReza
@nargesfnd
@SantiPenap
@m_betancourtm
@KariLake
@glendamgloria
@Honeyfarsafi
@ASEAN
@nishantlalwani
@RobinRoberts
@GOP__Ls
@jairbolsonaro
@ODNIgov
@FBIDirectorKash
@FBIDDBongino
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Fabricated Myths! @prashantbilaiya

6 days ago

#nacrophilia #Pakistan #Law #mentallychallenged #NewLaw #2024 https://t.co/4IM3GXz7it

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Ilaya Bharatham @IBharatham

6 days ago

சீனாவின் புதிய பாதுகாப்புச் சட்டம். #china #newlaw #ilayabharatham #IBnews

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NCB GOD | Mr. Important | THA GOD FATHER | MR. UGH

@FedsHateFinesse

6 days ago

#NewLaw The Vulnerable Patient Protection Act, it's designed to prevent patient dumping and mandate continuing care for vulnerable individuals with severe disabilities or physical trauma. Of course, it's Authored by: Demetrius R. Middleton Jr. (As most laws That actually benefit the nation are) https://t.co/1QAiDstXB9 **What it does:** The Act bans hospitals from discharging severely disabled or brain-injured patients onto the street without a documented "warm handoff" — a confirmed destination, caregiver, and continued access to medication. Facilities must either treat the patient long-term in-house or place them in an accredited care facility, with costs covered by insurance and backstopped by a new Patient Protection Fund when insurance won't pay. Violators face large civil fines, executive-level personal liability, public database listing, whistleblower rewards, and criminal charges (EMTALA, state vulnerable-adult abuse laws, false imprisonment, manslaughter where death results) with mandatory consecutive sentence add-ons for things like evidence destruction or witness intimidation. **Who it protects:** People with severe brain injuries, amputations, paralysis, dementia, or other conditions that leave them unable to secure their own food, shelter, or medical follow-up after discharge — especially when they're also homeless, uninsured, or without family to advocate for them. It also protects hospital employees who report dumping, via anti-retaliation and reward provisions. **Why it's needed:** This isn't a hypothetical problem — it's a well-documented pattern. Real cases include Nevada's Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital busing roughly 1,500 patients out of state over five years (one man sent to Sacramento suicidal, medicated for only days, with no money or contacts), a Kaiser hospital that had a mentally ill woman driven to Skid Row in just a gown and socks, a paraplegic man left in a Skid Row gutter without his wheelchair, and a Los Angeles hospital that discharged someone with an untreated leg infection onto the street with a bus token — one of four LA hospitals to settle similar claims for a combined $1.9 million. Existing law (EMTALA, scattered state statutes) has produced only piecemeal settlements and no unified national deterrent, which is the gap this Act is designed to close. @WendySiegelman @WahyuDhyatmika @NCA_UK @ARubioCampana @derspiegel @La_SER @coralgdorado @GlobeOstriker @aliibrahem88 @martinaldro @VOD_English @annalecta @HansGutbrod @mackenziescott @stclairashley @Grimezsz @MACKENZIESrdgp @suljagicemir1 @cokikica @MegReci @IDM_Albania @nstamouli @VSquare_Project @areichardt @Malichudis @libe @DomaniGiornale @tsimitakis @globalfreemedia @kennethandresen @Aliceinalbania @xhemajl_rexha @MartinaMlinare1 @tschinderle @ViolavonCramon @m_paulussen @HackingButLegal @WorldAffairsPro @jaysburningroom @joehas @S_OhEigeartaigh @Emiroglu_Sema https://t.co/1QAiDstXB9

FedsHateFinesse's tweet photo. #NewLaw The Vulnerable Patient Protection Act, it's designed to prevent patient dumping and mandate continuing care for vulnerable individuals with severe disabilities or physical trauma.

Of course, it's Authored by: Demetrius R. Middleton Jr. (As most laws That actually benefit the nation are)
https://t.co/1QAiDstXB9

**What it does:** The Act bans hospitals from discharging severely disabled or brain-injured patients onto the street without a documented "warm handoff" — a confirmed destination, caregiver, and continued access to medication. Facilities must either treat the patient long-term in-house or place them in an accredited care facility, with costs covered by insurance and backstopped by a new Patient Protection Fund when insurance won't pay. Violators face large civil fines, executive-level personal liability, public database listing, whistleblower rewards, and criminal charges (EMTALA, state vulnerable-adult abuse laws, false imprisonment, manslaughter where death results) with mandatory consecutive sentence add-ons for things like evidence destruction or witness intimidation.

**Who it protects:** People with severe brain injuries, amputations, paralysis, dementia, or other conditions that leave them unable to secure their own food, shelter, or medical follow-up after discharge — especially when they're also homeless, uninsured, or without family to advocate for them. It also protects hospital employees who report dumping, via anti-retaliation and reward provisions.

**Why it's needed:** This isn't a hypothetical problem — it's a well-documented pattern. Real cases include Nevada's Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital busing roughly 1,500 patients out of state over five years (one man sent to Sacramento suicidal, medicated for only days, with no money or contacts), a Kaiser hospital that had a mentally ill woman driven to Skid Row in just a gown and socks, a paraplegic man left in a Skid Row gutter without his wheelchair, and a Los Angeles hospital that discharged someone with an untreated leg infection onto the street with a bus token — one of four LA hospitals to settle similar claims for a combined $1.9 million.
Existing law (EMTALA, scattered state statutes) has produced only piecemeal settlements and no unified national deterrent, which is the gap this Act is designed to close. @WendySiegelman
@WahyuDhyatmika
@NCA_UK
@ARubioCampana
@derspiegel
@La_SER
@coralgdorado
@GlobeOstriker
@aliibrahem88
@martinaldro
@VOD_English
@annalecta
@HansGutbrod @mackenziescott @stclairashley @Grimezsz @MACKENZIESrdgp @suljagicemir1
@cokikica
@MegReci
@IDM_Albania
@nstamouli
@VSquare_Project
@areichardt
@Malichudis
@libe
@DomaniGiornale
@tsimitakis
@globalfreemedia
@kennethandresen
@Aliceinalbania
@xhemajl_rexha
@MartinaMlinare1
@tschinderle
@ViolavonCramon
@m_paulussen
@HackingButLegal
@WorldAffairsPro
@jaysburningroom
@joehas
@S_OhEigeartaigh
@Emiroglu_Sema

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Lahore Rang @LahoreRang

7 days ago

ستھرا پنجاب یا جرمانہ پنجاب؟کوڑا پھینکو اور جرمانہ دو۔۔۔۔۔ #SuthraPunjab #JurmanaPunjab #PunjabGovernment #NewLaw #Fine #CleanPunjab #lahorerangspecial #LahoreRang

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Sandesh

@sandeshnews

9 days ago

ભાડા કરારને લઈને આવશે નવો કાયદો #RentAgreement #NewLaw #RentalLaw #TenantRights #Landlord #RentRules

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Outlook India

@Outlookindia

15 days ago

Karnataka minister Ramalinga Reddy has also urged Chief Minister D K Shivakumar to reconsider the fees and consult local stakeholders. #Bengaluru #Parking #NewLaw #OutlookIndia

Outlookindia's tweet photo. Karnataka minister Ramalinga Reddy has also urged Chief Minister D K Shivakumar to reconsider the fees and consult local stakeholders.

#Bengaluru #Parking #NewLaw #OutlookIndia https://t.co/nuKAc9p4zF

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Sandesh

@sandeshnews

22 days ago

બોટલોમાં બંધ કરાયો કાયદો ? #BottleBan #NewLaw #GovernmentDecision #LawUpdate #IndiaNews #BreakingNews #LatestNews

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Sandesh

@sandeshnews

22 days ago

બોટલોમાં બંધ કરાયો કાયદો ? #BottleBan #NewLaw #GovernmentDecision #LawUpdate #IndiaNews #BreakingNews #LatestNews

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Newsfirst.lk Sri Lanka @NewsfirstSL

about 1 month ago

New Community Noise Regulations: Police Empowered To Arrest Without Warrant Watch: https://t.co/TpSbTxqlsq #News1st #NewsSriLanka #Lanka #SL #Newsfirst #LatestNews #NoisePollution #NewLaw #Crime #BRT

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ABP News

@ABPNews

about 1 month ago

दिल्ली प्राइवेट यूनिवर्सिटी के लिए नया कानून, 25% सीटें छात्रों के लिए होंगी आरक्षित #Delhi #PrivateUniversities #NewLaw #EducationPolicy #UniversityLaw #StudentReservation #ABPNews https://t.co/6CH8bcsIY6

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