Hogan Proposes Anti-Crime Bills Including Drunken Driving

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has introduced anti-crime bills this past week to tackle drunken driving as well as drugged driving. There was also a bill to introduce new evidence to be used in sexual assault cases. Rich and Maria Leotta, parents of Officer Noah Leotta attended the introduction of these new anti-crime bills.

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Hogan Proposes Anti-Crime Bills Including Drunken Driving

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Noah’s Law Loophole Closed

Maryland Lawmakers Pass Bill to Close “DUI Loophole” in Noah’s Law

Advocates Angered as Bill to Close Noah’s Law Loophole Stalls in Committee