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Breaking NewsThe Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday night approved a hate crimes bill passed by the state House over a year ago but added first responders as a protected class.8:52 PM EDT June 21, 2020ATLANTA — Republicans in have added police as a protected class to proposed hate crimes legislation, complicating chances of its passage.&nbsp;The Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday night approved a hate crimes bill over a year ago but added “first responders” as a protected class alongside race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender or disability.&nbsp;Democrats on the panel opposed the move, saying inserting protections for law enforcement was not appropriate in this particular bill. Georgia has gone 16 years after the state Supreme Court tossed out a previous version.MORE HEADLINESPaid AdvertisementNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking NewsThe Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday night approved a hate crimes bill passed by the state House over a year ago but added first responders as a protected class.8:52 PM EDT June 21, 2020ATLANTA — Republicans in have added police as a protected class to proposed hate crimes legislation, complicating chances of its passage.&nbsp;The Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday night approved a hate crimes bill over a year ago but added “first responders” as a protected class alongside race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender or disability.&nbsp;Democrats on...

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