"… Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Tennessee, Washing …"

"… plaint. Only one agency, Alabama's, cannot issue subpoenas.EnforcementOnly Nebraska's ethics agency can directly prosecute criminal cases against legislators; …"

"… Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Tennessee, Washing …"

"… plaint. Only one agency, Alabama's, cannot issue subpoenas.EnforcementOnly Nebraska's ethics agency can directly prosecute criminal cases against legislators; …"

"… Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Tennessee, Washing …"

"… plaint. Only one agency, Alabama's, cannot issue subpoenas.EnforcementOnly Nebraska's ethics agency can directly prosecute criminal cases against legislators; …"

"… dy" Jones — whose clients include AT&T — at his $4 million home.In Nebraska, Speaker of the Legislature Kermit Brashear — who saw his anti-municipal …"

"… 1. Still, the possibility of a conflict of interest was enough to provoke Nebraska Common Cause spokesman Jack Gould to call for Brashear to withdraw the bil …"

"… Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma and South Dakota. In Virginia, nominees are selected …"

"… ommissioners are elected to a $45,000-a-year job. Third from the bottom is Nebraska, where commissioners make $50,000.Industry ties matterWhile government exp …"

"… ore infamous presidential ads — a Kerrey campaign spot that depicted the Nebraska senator as a hockey goalie denouncing foreign imports. The ad closely mirr …"

"… d by the Miami and Modoc tribes of Oklahoma as well as the Santee Sioux of Nebraska. However, iWatch News found evidence in court and public records showing t …"

"… n July 20, 2005, out of nowhere, two Indian tribes — the Santee Sioux of Nebraska and the Miami of Oklahoma — swooped into court and proclaimed that they …"

"… litics at The New School in New York who spent five months undercover in a Nebraska slaughterhouse in 2004. His research revealed workers falsifying paperwork …"