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2014 HB 32 would exempt law enforcement from law

Published on 26 December, 2013 by Elizabeth

mcdermottHB 32, sponsored by Delegate McDermott, proposes to exempt law enforcement from tinted window laws.  Current law is no tint, “that do[es] not allow a light transmittance through the window of at least 35%”.  This bill would add this to current law:

(IV) THIS SUBSECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO A VEHICLE USED BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.

The problems with this bill are two-fold:

  1. Yet again, this is one set of rules for the government and another for the People.
  2. What does law enforcement need to hide from the People?

Hearing 1/28, 1:00 p.m.

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Elizabeth Myers (MD Legislative Watch) Elizabeth Myers (MD Legislative Watch)
Posted in Double Standard, Featured, Natural Rights, Transparency | Tagged 2014, Environmental Matters, HB 32, House, Maryland General Assembly, McDermott, Tinted Windows

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