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Ohio’s New Traffic Stop Law Sparks Debate | Columbus News
Ohio just passed a sweeping new law requiring drivers and passengers to hand over their name, date of birth, and address during traffic stops — or face steeper penalties, including jail time. Supporters say it boosts officer safety by catching outstanding warrants, while critics call it a dangerous invasion of privacy and a potential constitutional violation. The law’s rollout has already ignited fierce debate over civil rights, legal challenges, and the ever-tightening line between public safety and personal freedom. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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