...cutting off funds for 7,400 teacher assistants, 70 school nurses, and thousands of administrative personnel [...] no new funding for textbooks or classroom supplies after years of cuts [...] kicks several thousand aged, blind or disabled people off Medicaid [...] forces financially strapped hospitals to pick up more of the cost of treating people without insurance, a problem exacerbated by the decision not to expand Medicaid coverage in the state [...] slashes technology funding for the court system by 24 percent [...]changes the way state courts handle challenges to laws the General Assembly passes, creating three-judge panels to hear the cases and making it impossible for a judge to halt the enforcement of a questionable law while a case against it is being heard [...] No experts were called to testify and no members of the public had a chance to weigh in on any of it.
Posted on: Sat, 31 May 2014 11:47:46 +0000
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