Signs Of Progress A Year After Noah’s Law Is Put In Place
It was one year ago when Noah’s Law put an ignition interlock device on every convicted first time drunk driver. It’s working, but drunk drivers are still making our roads far too dangerous.
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Noah’s Law Loophole Closed
Maryland now requires Interlock devices in all DUI offenders’ cars. The change is in effect as of October1, 2024, and closes a loophole that allowed drunk driving offenders to avoid …Read More
Maryland Lawmakers Pass Bill to Close “DUI Loophole” in Noah’s Law
OLNEY, Md. — A bill that would close what advocates consider a loophole in an existing DUI law is headed to Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s desk for his signature. In the legislative session’s …Read MoreAdvocates Angered as Bill to Close Noah’s Law Loophole Stalls in Committee
By: Jeff Morgan Posted at 6:19 PM at WMAR News ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The death of a young police officer in a drunk driving cash inspired Noah’s Law and got it over …Read More