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Close the Drugged Driving Loophole That Prevents Prosecuting Dangerously Impaired Drivers and Endangers EVERYONE

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Paul iovine
2 years ago

Timothy carpenter

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Joseph iovine
2 years ago

Timothy carpenter

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John macgregor
2 years ago

Timothy carpenter

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Gary Lyons
2 years ago

Timothy Carpenter

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Ashley Becerra
2 years ago

Timothy carpenter

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Karen lawler
2 years ago

Timothy carpenter

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Kelly Kaplan
2 years ago

Timmy Carpenter

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Henry somfleth
2 years ago

Timothy carpenter

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Paul McAndrew
2 years ago

Let’s put common sense into these rules!

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Rick Surprenant
2 years ago

Get it right New York.

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Michelle Y
2 years ago

Save lives! Pass this bill!!!

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Elizabeth Healy
2 years ago

Legislation that is long overdue

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Michele James
2 years ago

Too many families have lost family members due drugged driving. The defendant could not be prosecuted due to NY's antiquated drug laws.

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Caran Caraftis Markson
2 years ago

It’s always the impaired person is the one to survive! People that are high or drunk and cause a serious accident, including death need to be held accountable with years of jail time!

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Donna Wenzel
2 years ago

People cannot drive impaired. Our lives count.

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Bonnie Jo Brautigam
2 years ago

My mother-in-law and her 2 friends were killed 8/10/2010 in a horrifying crash in Voorheesville, NY and the driver received a slap on the wrist. This 1966 law MUST be changed!

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Judi Vining
2 years ago

It is imperative that law enforcement have the legal ability to confront impaired driving. The new 'designer' drugs keep flooding our communities but if not on the 'list' cannot be charged, leaving New Yorkers in grave danger on the roads.

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Rachel Werner
2 years ago

There are to many people passing away this way unnecessarily.

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Ashleigh Gardner
2 years ago

Justice for Timmy

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William C Johnson
2 years ago

BRAVO- Lets push this forward!! We ALL ultimately all pay for the consequences of NO consequences.