H 1865
An Act relative to high speed chases
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Bill overview
This bill, H.1865, aimed to increase the penalties for individuals who intentionally cause high-speed police chases in Massachusetts. The bill sought to strengthen the legal consequences for those engaging in such reckless behavior, which can endanger both the public and law enforcement officers. It was introduced by Representative Christopher Markey and focused on addressing the issue of dangerous pursuits. Ultimately, the bill failed to pass the legislature.
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Primary sponsor
Christopher M. Markey
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Christopher M. Markey
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