Advocates say more DUI reforms are needed next session
2 Sep 25 · 6d ago · 3 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
CalMatters reports that advocates who backed the surviving bills plan to push for additional DUI legislation in the next legislative session, after most of the original 17-bill package failed this year.
“Getting behind the wheel when you are impaired is inexcusable — especially when it results in the loss of someone's life. Today, we're creating tougher laws and greater accountability for those who break the law.”
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Gavin Newsom Governor of CaliforniaJennifer Levi Road safety advocate, mother of Braun LeviBob Archuleta State Senator (D-Pico Rivera/Norwalk)Nick Schultz Assemblymember (D-Burbank), chair of Assembly Public Safety CommitteeTom Lackey Assemblymember (R)
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Governor Gavin Newsom signed a package of bills Friday aimed at cracking down on repeat drunk drivers in California.
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