Alabama Gas Tax Distribution: State, Local, and Rebuild Act Shares
Alabama gas tax distribution sends 45 percent of base excise to the state and 55 percent to counties and cities, with a separate Rebuild Alabama Act surcharge.
Adult Adoption in Louisiana: Process, Effects, and Costs
Adult adoption in Louisiana runs on Civil Code Article 212: stepparents file before a notary; others need a joint petition and hearing. Spouses must consent.
91706 Sales Tax Rate: Baldwin Park’s 10.50% and Exemptions
The 91706 sales tax rate is 10.50%, effective April 1, 2025, for Baldwin Park in Los Angeles County, after voter approval of a homeless services measure.
APN in NJ: Independent Practice, Prescribing, and Reimbursement
Under P.L.2026, c.6, the APN scope of practice in NJ allows qualified nurses to diagnose, treat, and prescribe independently, without a physician agreement.
Air Conditioning Laws in Arizona: Notice, Repairs, and Remedies
Arizona tenant rights when air conditioning breaks stem from A.R.S. § 33-1364: after written notice, use hotel stays, reduced rent, repair-and-deduct, or exit.
55 and Older Communities Rules and Regulations in Florida
55 and older communities rules and regulations in Florida come from three layers: federal law, Florida statutes, and the community's own declaration and bylaws.
421-a Tax Abatement and Rent Stabilization Rules for Tenants
421-a tax abatement rent stabilization rules for tenants cap annual increases, guarantee lease renewal, and protect succession for as long as the benefit lasts.
Afroman’s Adams County Lawsuit: Raid, Verdict, and Backfire
An Ohio jury rejected every claim in the Afroman lawsuit, denying seven Adams County deputies the $3.9 million they sought over his 2022 raid music videos.
Aggravated Assault With a Deadly Weapon in Florida: Prison and Bond
In Florida, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon penalties top out at 5 years in state prison and a $5,000 fine, with probation as an alternative.
ARS 28-1595: Failure to Stop or Provide a Driver’s License
ARS 28-1595 makes refusing to stop for an officer or show your license a class 2 misdemeanor, punishable by up to four months in jail and over $1,300 in fines.