H 3621
An Act relative to special regulations for vehicle specific checkpoints
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Bill overview
This bill, H.3621, proposed to establish regulations governing the implementation of vehicle-specific checkpoints in Massachusetts. It aimed to standardize procedures and ensure transparency regarding the purpose, scope, and operation of these checkpoints. The bill was ultimately unsuccessful and failed to pass both the House and Senate. Several similar bills have been considered in the past, indicating ongoing interest in this topic.
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Primary sponsor
Michelle L. Badger
Cosponsor
Kevin Griffin
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