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by Kathy Sanchez and Elyse Smith Pohl, Institute for Justice "Licensing professionals face a daunting challenge: effectively and justly balancing...

The North Carolina State Board of Education is set to adopt the Professional Educator Preparation and Standards Commission's "Blueprint for Action."...

Upon the retirement of Deborah Frye, Indiana's governor has announced Lindsay Hyer as the new executive director for the Indiana Professional...

Virginia's Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation is proposing to reduce the number of training hours required for cosmetology...

The California Board of Registered Nurses has approved rules to allow nurse practitioners to practice without a written agreement or physician...

Representatives of the Council on Social Work Education and the Kansas chapter of the National Association of Social Workers have raised concerns...

In response to delays and backlogs of applications, a joint legislative study committee has been reviewing the Wisconsin Department of Safety and...

At the request of the Kentucky Bar Association, the Kentucly Supreme Court has asked that the American Bar Associationreview Kentucky's attorney...

Draft legislation in Australia would allow ministers to use the legislative process to alter the code of professional conduct for tax agents. "The...

David Benton’s career in health care regulation has been anything but typical. The current CEO of the National Council of State...

The District Attorney's Office for a California county has fined a nurse practitioner for using "Doctor" and the prefix "Dr." before her name,...

New York becomes the first US jurisdiction to require cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection training for attorneys. Oe continuing legal...