Noah's Law Moves Closer To Putting Brakes On Drunk Drivers
Maryland moves closer to putting the brakes on first-time drunk drivers. Noah's Law passed the House Tuesday.
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Maryland moves closer to putting the brakes on first-time drunk drivers. Noah's Law passed the House Tuesday.
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This former MICA student is hoping her work will challenge stereotypes.
