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Feb 19, 2020

Frosh urges end to license suspensions based on inability to pay

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh urged legislators Wednesday to strip the state of its authority to suspend the driver’s licenses of motorists who fail to pay a traffic fine because they lack the funds, saying such suspensions criminalize poverty and force low-income drivers to choose between missing work or risking arrest by […]

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