Legislation

Section 11 of this bill would criminalize conduct protected by the First Amendment such as posting someone's information online with the intent to annoy them.

This bill would require schools to notify parents and guardians of their student's school library materials no later than 24 hours after checkout.

This bill would require schools to notify parents and guardians of their student's public library materials no later than 24 hours after checkout.

This bill would reinstate protections for people who summon or provide emergency medical assistance in case of an overdose.

This legislation establishes rights and protections for student journalists exercising their freedom of speech and press in school-sponsored media.

The bill generally prohibits UW universities and technical colleges from restricting or regulating First Amendment protected speech on campus.

This bill would exacerbate challenges faced by election clerk's offices by increasing requirements surrounding election observer access.

The so-called "Parental Bill of Rights" would have a chilling effect on education about race, gender, and sexuality.

This bill would eliminate the right to in-person testimony in high-stakes proceedings like termination of parental rights cases.