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

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Jordan Dellavalle
4 months ago

Change the law!

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Crystal Persaud
4 months ago

Great

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abdulhalim ibrahim
4 months ago

stop the driving!

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Miquel Purnell
4 months ago

I almost got hit by an intoxicated driver on my bike I WANT change

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James Uslan
4 months ago

Too many opportunities to get killed by your responsible people. Please eliminate one.

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Jacob Klainberg
4 months ago

Get rid of this loophole now!

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Jesica C Portillo
4 months ago

Don't drink and drive

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Matt Conklin
5 months ago

I lost my daughter and I know the laws suck in NY

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William Asher
5 months ago

Please pass this bill

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Debbie Virgs
6 months ago

This law must be passed. Common sense

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Annette Turano
7 months ago

This is such a terrible loop hole that needs to be closed. Drugged driving IS deadly.

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catherine ambrosini
8 months ago

Drugs are as bad as alcohol

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Linda Villaran
8 months ago

So important that this comes to be !

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Wendy D Pincus Connelly
8 months ago

I feel very strongly about this issue.

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Amy Super
8 months ago

There should be a federal law in all 50 states that there should be a breathalyzer test and if you refuse you don’t get bail. It should be a felony.

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Murat Ertas
8 months ago

Zero tolerance would be the appropriate response for public safety.

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Juliana Salas
8 months ago

My 9 year old Angel David Salas was securely sleeping in his safety seat in the back of the car when his life was cut short by a drunk and impaired driver. Travis Dixon chose to drive drunk and high. He chose to leave his own infant at home and chose to go out partying. Angel’s death was not accidental as the sentencing for Mr. Dixon’s conviction suggests. I will mourn my child and my identity for the rest of my life because someone made a series of mistakes. The convict will be absolved and have an opportunity to repair his choices and familial connections once a minimal sentence is served. People using drugs and getting behind the wheel, hurting and killing others, destroying lives, should not go unnoticed or minimized by red tape and a lack of legislation. It’s time the law elevates the level of accountability and responsibility these convictions require. Impaired driving is a reckless choice with innumerable consequences and I will always show up for the memory of my child, so other families don’t have to experience burying their children. Pass the Bill.

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Thomas Bohn
9 months ago

WE HAVE TO STOP PUTTING BAND-AIDS ON BROKEN BONES. WE THE PEOPLE, NOT I THE PERSON

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Bridgette Coberg
11 months ago

Sorry for everyone’s lose. I hope they are all safe in haven.

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1 year ago

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