“San Antonio police Deputy Chief Anthony Trevino appeared Monday in Austin before the Texas House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee,” reports KHOU.
“The San Antonio Express-News reports Trevino urged legislators to allow law officers to stop drivers and do routine sobriety tests near so-called drinking-and-driving “hot spots.” He says local data could be used to identify areas where such behavior is prevalent.”
Jim Harrington of the Texas Civil Rights Project opposed the idea, saying sobriety checkpoints allow for police abuse of power. The measure is expected to be debated by legislators in January.
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Texas State Representative Larson of Texas wants to fight NDAA to protect Texans from abuses to their rights. http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/123836-2012-12-04-texas-threatens-to-lock-up-advocates-of-obamas-unconstitutional-ndaa.htm
What does he think about this?