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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2020 · 41 MIN

Episode 122: Hit and run laws, discriminatory policing, stop and sniff

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Kyla and Paul discuss a petition to change hit and run laws. The changes would give added obligations to drivers at the scene of an accident if they hit a child. They also discuss discriminatory policing, including practices when handcuffing suspects in IRP investigations. In the US, Virginia's state senate has passed a new law against so-called "stop and sniff" police stops. The law prohibits officers from conducting impaired driving investigations based on the odour of cannabis.

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