Ferguson partially vetoes bill to expand WA Clemency & Pardons Board - Washington - The Black Chronicle

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Ferguson partially vetoes bill to expand WA Clemency & Pardons Board - Washington - The Black Chronicle

(The Center Square) – Gov. Bob Ferguson vetoed key provisions of a bill related to Washington state’s Clemency & Pardons Board (CPB). Engrossed Second Substitute House HB 1131, signed partially into law by the governor on Tuesday, expands the CPB, makes board meers eligible for compensation, and changes the board's process for reviewing applications and […]

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