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Colorado bill disallowing some student-police interactions withdrawn

By Melanie Asmar and Jason Gonzales Chalkbeat Colorado Thousands of Colorado students are referred to law enforcement each year by principals, teachers and other school staff, and even more students are ticketed or arrested by police. A bill introduced in the state legislature last month would have dramatically decreased those types of interactions between students and police, springing a leak in what’s known as the school-to-prison pipeline. But educators, school district officials, and law enforcement agencies all raised concerns, with the strongest opponents even saying the bill would legalize crime. On Tuesday, the day before the bill was scheduled for a first hearing in the legislature, the bill’s sponsors announced they were killing the legislation.

Colorado bill disallowing some student-police interactions withdrawn

By Melanie Asmar and Jason Gonzales Chalkbeat Colorado Thousands of Colorado students are referred to law enforcement each year by principals, teachers and other school staff, and even more students are ticketed or arrested by police. A bill introduced in the state legislature last month would have dramatically decreased those types of interactions between students and police, springing a leak in what’s known as the school-to-prison pipeline. But educators, school district officials, and law enforcement agencies all raised concerns, with the strongest opponents even saying the bill would legalize crime. On Tuesday, the day before the bill was scheduled for a first hearing in the legislature, the bill’s sponsors announced they were killing the legislation.

AAA opposes legalized marijuana in Virginia, citing negative traffic safety implications

Published Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, 10:07 am Join AFP s 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP | Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com Front Page » Government/Politics » Politics2 » AAA opposes legalized marijuana in Virginia, citing ‘negative traffic safety implications’ (© isavira – stock.adobe.com) AAA announced its opposition to bills in the Virginia General Assembly that would legalize recreational marijuana, saying the bills, HB 2312 and SB 1406, would put lives at risk on Virginia roads. “AAA is deeply concerned that lawmakers are pushing the legalization of recreational cannabis, knowing the negative traffic safety implications. Even if passed, Virginia is not prepared to manage the potential highway safety consequences, lacks a sufficient number of drug recognition experts and has yet to fully commit to a comprehensive public education campaign around the traffic

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