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A bill that would provide immunity from civil liability to paid and volunteer first responders who have to break down doors or bust windows to save those in distress has passed the Assembly unanimously.
February 27, 2019 at 03:24 PM
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A bill that would provide immunity from civil liability to paid and volunteer first responders who have to break down doors or bust windows to save those in distress has passed the Assembly unanimously.
The measure, A-594, was approved 75-0 on Monday and now heads to the Senate.
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