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We're at the Capitol daily while the #neleg is in session. Today's focus: a hearing on @SenCrawford's LB983. The bill would remove the driving record point for speeding less than 5 mph over the limit. It’s a step forward for racial justice in our state. Here's why: (1/3)pic.twitter.com/SeZCV6BXpN
In most of the state, Nebraskans who are Black, Latino or Native are far more likely to be pulled over than white drivers. Resulting minor traffic violations can have major impacts on people’s lives, like a car insurance premium increase or risk of losing a license. (2/3)
Reducing the impact of this minor offense is an important step forward in reducing the disproportionate racial impacts across our criminal justice system. (3/3)
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