Maryland legislature overrides governor's veto on police reform bill
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Maryland to end police Bill of Rights after Democrats override GOP governor's vetoes
Maryland lawmakers passed legislation Saturday, becoming the first state to end its police Bill of Rights after the Democrat-controlled Legislature voted to override three of Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s vetoes.
Maryland Legislature Overrules Governor's Veto, Repeals Police Rights Bill
The Law Enforcement Officer's Bill of Rights (LEBOR) is legislation intended to protect police officers from investigation and prosecution that arise during the performance of their duties.
Maryland General Assembly overturns governor’s vetoes of police reform bills
The Maryland General Assembly has overturned three police reform bill vetoes from Gov. Larry Hogan.The Senate overturned Hogan’s veto on SB71 and SB 178 on Saturday afternoon. Maryland delegates overturned his veto on HB670 on Friday, just hours after Hogan’s announcement.Senate Bill 71 is sponsored by Sen. Charles E. Sydnor III (D-Baltimore County) and will require police departments statewide to provide body worn cameras for on-duty officers b…
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