>Kyleigh’s Law : parents, especially of women, think the decals can alert perverts to young drivers.
Cop out: 6 months study of red decals
Young drivers must continue to put red decals on their license plates under legislation approved by the Senate. Many parents don’t like the decals which are meant to show police there is a young driver in the car subject to curfews and special rules regarding number of passengers. But parents, especially of women, think the decals can alert perverts to young drivers. Instead of repealing that section of the so-called Kyleigh’s Law, lawmakers voted to have the Attorney General’s Office and others conduct a six-month study. That’s a cop out from lawmakers who can’t admit they screwed up the first time. Want to bet how that study turns out? “We don’t need a six-month study to do what is plain common sense and the will of the people,” said Assemblyman Scott Rumana who sponsored the repeal.. (Ingle, Asbury Park Press)
https://blogs.app.com/politicspatrol/2010/08/24/11561/
