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  • Department of Health - Board of Psychology - Petition for Declaratory Statement from Christopher A. Felder
    July 2, 2026

    Board of Psychology received a petition from Christopher A. Felder on July 1, 2026, seeking declaratory statement on forensic psychological evaluation regulations; motions to intervene due within 21 days.

  • Department of Financial Services - Office of Financial Regulation - Declination of Petition for Declaratory Statement from Kalbas, Inc.
    July 2, 2026

    Department of Financial Services Office of Financial Regulation declined Kalbas, Inc.'s May 18, 2026 petition for declaratory statement because the requested opinion involved past or ongoing acts rather than prospective ones.

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