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ARTICLE · 12 JANUARY 2016

Georgia Legislative Session Preview

Dentons' State Government Affairs team examines a battery of local third-rail issues on tap when the Georgia General Assembly convenes January 11.

United StatesGovernment, Public Sector

Dentons' State Government Affairs team examines a battery of local third-rail issues on tap when the Georgia General Assembly convenes January 11. We look at expanded rail service in Atlanta, balancing religious freedom, Medicaid expansion, Las Vegas-style casinos as a stop-gap for the HOPE scholarship fund, education and child welfare reform, local cultivation of medicinal marijuana, fantasy sports' legality and craft brewery sales, and what happens when the GOP race for the White House comes to Georgia.

Transit funding

Expanded state funding for public transit in Georgia's clogged capital city and its outlying suburban and exurban communities continues to register among the local business community's highest priorities for the coming legislative session, an extension of the powerful lobby's successful passage last year of a $900 million highway and bridge funding package.

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