- US Regulators Move on Plan to Cut Bond Reporting to 1 Minute.
- SIFMA Playbook for the Move to T+1
- MSRB Seeks Comment on Potential Benefits and Challenges of Shortening Trade Reporting to Within One Minute.
- Mintz: Inflation Reduction Act Includes Expansive Tax Incentives for Clean Energy Investors and Developers
- Update: The Growing Trend of Anti-Boycott Laws and the Effect on Public Finance – Is Arkansas Next?
- CDFA Advanced Tax Credit Finance WebCourse.
- Soares v. Barnet Fire District #2 – Supreme Court of Vermont holds that defects in procedure which fire district used to obtain approval for municipal bond for loan to acquire fire district’s private water system and secure state funding for its rehabilitation, including failing to properly adopt a necessity resolution at a meeting before the bond vote and adopting warning and proposal for a bond vote at a districtwide meeting rather than at a prudential committee meeting, were the result of oversight, inadvertence, and mistake which were subsequently cured by the committee’s validation resolution.
- And finally, Great Moments In Pedagogy is brought to us this week by Doe v. Beaumont Independent School District, in which the District Court looked askance at school district’s “pass the trash” policy in which “teachers are hired without being adequately screened for sexual and criminal misconduct involving minors, and when they are credibly accused of sexual abuse or harassment, the district transfers the perpetrators from one campus to another.” Good god. We’re going to take a bold stance on this one and officially declare this policy and practice totally uncool. Speaks well for the state of public education that we instinctively assumed that “pass the trash” referred to the manner in which your editor was escorted through high school.