Jennifer Libby
New Research: Do Sunset Laws Actually Work? The Evidence Is In
Laws that automatically terminate agencies or regulations unless the legislature votes to renew them, commonly known as sunset provisions, have been a staple of state-level governance since the 1970s. But do they actually deliver on […]
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