Restricts traffic stops for certain minor violations and mandates data collection on traffic stops.
This bill restricts law enforcement officers from initiating traffic stops for certain minor violations, such as vehicle equipment issues, pedestrian infractions, and cannabis odor perception. It mandates data collection on traffic stops, including details about the stop, the officer, and actions taken. Evidence obtained from unlawful stops based on race or other protected status is inadmissible in court. The Division of Criminal Justice Services must make traffic stop data publicly available.
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