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In episode 66, the gang discusses the tax changes that came over during the tax season. In addition, John shares ideas you can use with setting up your taxable income and sharing out with benefices in the event something happens to a loved one.

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My guest on Slam the Gavel, Michael Sayen discusses the argument in the Best Interest of the Child Standards State Law always supersedes because the Federal Laws in the Constitution does not cover the Best Interest the Child Standards.  There is much to learn from this podcast. One must stick to the Federal Laws in the Constitution and do not get sidetracked with the Best Interest of the Child Standards.  However, State Law says the Judge knows what is in the best interest of your child.  The Federal Constitution says the parent knows what is in the Best Interest of the Child.  If a judge can construe the facts of the case, he or she can control the outcome by the Appellate Courts., because the Appellate Courts looks at facts not opinions.  Michael also talks about his own case and it's outcome as he argued on Constitutional grounds.

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Minnesota and Wisconsin are similar in size and geography. They have roughly the same population and climate. Yet over the past decade, Minnesota has become a leader in clean energy, while Wisconsin remains largely dependent on fossil fuels.

The diverging approach is due in part to a slate of clean energy policies that helped spur wind and solar development in Minnesota, while “modest and outdated” policies have done little to encourage similar growth across the border, according to a recent report by an environmental law and business advocacy group.

Energy and environment reporter Chris Hubbuch broke down some of the reasons for the vast difference.

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Josh Hodges and Katie Pakler of Horty Springer and Mattern discuss the latest issues in regard to medical marijuana laws at the state level and how it can affect an employment policy. Josh and Katie discuss recent employment discrimination cases from a few different states that have legalized the use of medical marijuana. Many states are continuing to add new marijuana use laws, Josh and Katie explain how to keep on top of these laws and the importance in knowing them when crafting employment policy.