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Michael Lyle

Las Vegas

Journalist at Nevada Current

Writer at Freelance

Journalist at @NevadaCurrent @statesnewsroom. A queer, Black writer trying to make the world better. he/him @MaynardInst 2023 fellow B.A @unlv M.S @SyracuseU

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  • 1 week ago | nevadacurrent.com | Michael Lyle

    Legislation discharging medical debt for people leaving prison and preventing courts from charging people fees for using a public defender passed this session. Attempts to authorize red light cameras and roll back previous sessions’ justice reforms failed. And policies seeking to protect unhoused people and sex workers were vetoed. The session saw a mixed bag […]

  • 3 weeks ago | rgj.com | Michael Lyle

    Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed two bills this week that would have enshrined a shield law for health care providers who offer gender-affirming care and ensured protections for transgender people incarcerated at local jails.

  • 3 weeks ago | nevadacurrent.com | Michael Lyle

    by Michael Lyle, Nevada Current June 6, 2025 Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed two bills this week that would have enshrined a shield law for health care providers who offer gender-affirming care and ensured protections for transgender people incarcerated at local jails.

  • 3 weeks ago | nevadacurrent.com | Michael Lyle

    In the end, Gov. Joe Lombardo’s wide-ranging crime bill to stiffen penalties for DUI offenses, retail theft, and crimes on the Las Vegas Strip died because the Nevada State Legislature simply ran out of time. In the final hours of the session, the state Senate and Assembly passed slightly different versions of Senate Bill 457 with overwhelming bipartisan support, but the Senate was forced to adjourn before it could take a second vote to approve the last-minute amendments added by the Assembly.

  • 4 weeks ago | nevadacurrent.com | Michael Lyle

    Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo’s wide-ranging crime bill was heavily criticized at its first hearing this week for not only seeking to undermine previous reforms passed in 2019, but for being crafted without any consultation with organizations involved in criminal justice reforms. “With four days left in session, I don’t view this as being a sound approach to policy making,” said Athar Haseebullah, the executive director of the ACLU of Nevada to the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday.

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20 Nov 24

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