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Ohio bans arrest and citation quotas with new law ending controversial practice

Ohio bans arrest and citation quotas with new law ending controversial practice

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Ban on police, deputy citation and arrest quotas takes effect next week in Ohio

Ban on police, deputy citation and arrest quotas takes effect next week in Ohio

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New law bans ticket quotas for police officers

New law bans ticket quotas for police officers

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Bill to ban police ticket and arrest quotas heads to Ohio Senate after unanimously passing House

Bill to ban police ticket and arrest quotas heads to Ohio Senate after unanimously passing House

Read more details and related context about Bill to ban police ticket and arrest quotas heads to Ohio Senate after unanimously passing House.

Ban on police arrest, citation quotas

Ban on police arrest, citation quotas

Police departments will be prohibited from requiring police officers to meet

Proposed Ohio bill aims to ban police quotas on citations, arrests

Proposed Ohio bill aims to ban police quotas on citations, arrests

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Ohio lawmakers appear supportive of banning police ticket quotas

Ohio lawmakers appear supportive of banning police ticket quotas

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Ohio ends use of police quotas

Ohio ends use of police quotas

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Ohio legislation aims to ban law enforcement ticket, arrest quotas

Ohio legislation aims to ban law enforcement ticket, arrest quotas

Read more details and related context about Ohio legislation aims to ban law enforcement ticket, arrest quotas.

Could police quotas be outlawed in Ohio? Local law enforcement weigh in on state House, Senate bills

Could police quotas be outlawed in Ohio? Local law enforcement weigh in on state House, Senate bills

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