Saturday, July 9, 2005
A new program in Montana requires police officers on roving patrol to stop at least one car an hour, regardless of whether the driver did anything wrong. They don't yet have a name for the program, but should consider calling it "The Totally Unconstitutional Car Stop Program of Montana." Story. [Mark Godsey]
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