60 New Statewide Laws Go Into Effect Beginning In November

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60 New Statewide Laws Go Into Effect Beginning In November

60 New Statewide Laws Go Into Effect Beginning In November

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Every year, hundreds of new laws go into effect on November 1st. This year, that number is smaller because COVID-19 shortened the legislative session.

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