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'Starting Line': Recapping the 2018 session

By HPIS Staff

There is just one week left of the 90th Legislative Session. From fake service animals to helping college students receive mental health care, Starting Line covered a wide variety of proposed legislation in 2018.

This week, we look back at some of the bills we featured on Starting Line this year.

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