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Here are links to news articles and media releases from the William Horne 2010 Campaign.
DUI offenders released early despite state law
February 14, 2010 - © Reno Gazette Journal
"This is a strongly worded case," Horne said. "The department of corrections needs to be notified about the proper application of the law and the legislative intent. When we said mandatory prison, it did not mean house arrest." Horne said it’s time for lawmakers to review the issue and see if there is any way to make the attorney general’s office force the corrections department to follow the law as outlined by the Supreme Court.
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Panel OKs bill aimed at protecting children - Measure makes soliciting kids for prostitution a felony
Las Vegas Review Journal – April 10, 2009
CARSON CITY – Assembly Bill 238, approved by the Assembly Corrections, Parole and Probation Committee, would go after the clients of minor prostitutes, and would require that a person who intentionally seeks to hire a child prostitute be subject to lifetime supervision.
“We’re trying to get to the 'johns,' and the 'johns' are going after the kids,” said Assemblyman William Horne, D-Las Vegas, the committee chairman and chief sponsor of AB238. “And they were getting slapped on the hand for misdemeanors.”
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18 arrested under new domestic violence law
Las Vegas Sun – July 23, 2009
LAS VEGAS – “Metro Police have wasted no time enforcing a new law that went into effect July 1 that increases certain domestic violence penalties.
… Assemblyman William Horne, D-Las Vegas, chief sponsor of the bill, said he was approached by the attorney general to introduce the enhanced punishment under domestic violence statutes.”
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Group speaks out for victims
Las Vegas Review-Journal – April 28, 2006
“…legislators made no move during the hearing to do away with minimum or enhanced sentences and expressed support for victims of crime. Members met June 8 to draw up bills to present at the 2007 Legislature.
"I assure you there is not a member here who is not concerned about victims," said Assemblyman William Horne, D-Las Vegas. "No one is advocating that minimum sentences be done away with."”
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Press Releases
www.WilliamHorne.Com – Assemblyman revamps campaign website, prepares for 2010 election
William Horne.Com – February 1st, 2010
Las Vegas – Assemblyman William Horne launched his revamped campaign website today in preparation for the 2010 Election. The website, www.WilliamHorne.Com is unique and unlike most campaign websites.
Assemblyman Horne described the idea behind his website after it went live in early February, “I’ve always tried to make my campaign less about me, and more to provide resources and a service for my constituents.” Visitors to the website can visit links to help update their voter registration, calendar important 2010 election dates and learn more about Assembly District 34.
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All quotes and articles are copyrighted property of their attributed sources. William Horne and those parties working on his behalf do not claim ownership to the above quotes and articles.
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