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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Relatives of those killed by Md. drunken drivers look to close law loophole
By Kate Ryan | @KateRyanWTOP ANNAPOLIS — If a Maryland driver is convicted of drunken driving, they must have an ignition interlock device installed in their car. That’s due to …Read MoreMaryland Lawmakers Aim To End Loophole In Noah’s Law For Convicted Drunk Drivers
Rich Leotta has joined Mothers Against Drunk Driving, calling on lawmakers to expand Noah’s Law to require ignition interlock systems for first offenders who plead guilty and are given probation …Read MoreRich Leotta Presented with 2018 Public Service Award
WRAP’s Public Service Award is an honor annually presented to a person or persons championing lifesaving public policies aimed at deterring drunk driving and or underage drinking. This year, it …Read More