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Legislation Introduce in Montana to Repeal the Driver’s License Suspension Program

Good hard working people are being forced into a modern-day debtors’ prison through the suspension of their driver’s license and the vicious cycle that revolves between ever-increasing fines and the inability to get to work to pay them off.

Lindsey RosenbaumJanuary 25, 2019criminal justice reform, civil rights, poverty, criminalization of poverty, discrimination, legal, lawsuit, lawyer, litigation, politics, justice system, department of justice, Montana, Proposed legislation, driver's licenses