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New Hampshire lawmaker argues constitutional protection against traffic stops

New Hampshire State Representative Ellen Read is contesting traffic stops where she was accused of speeding, claiming constitutional protection for lawmakers during legislative travel. She argues that the police unlawfully detained her and that the charges should be dismissed based on a provision in the state constitution. Read's previous legal challenges have been rejected by the courts.

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New Hampshire State Representative Ellen Read is contesting traffic stops where she was accused of speeding, claiming constitutional protection for lawmakers during legislative travel. She argues that the police unlawfully detained her and that the charges should be dismissed based on a provision in the state constitution. Read's previous legal challenges have been rejected by the courts.

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Dem lawmaker says Constitution barred police from stopping her after alleged 100 mph speeding

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New Hampshire lawmaker argues constitutional protection against traffic stops