Fairness and equity were largely the themes in the Legislature’s dual-house voting sessions on Thursday.

Several bills that sailed through both chambers included ones helping collegiate athletes get paid, preventing first responders who use forced entry from being sued, allowing inmates who served their time adjust back to society, and reforming police to be more sensitive, diverse and  transparent in response to a national outcry for racial and criminal justice reforms.

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