With news coming from Olympia that the Washington state House of Representatives' safety panel plans to vote on an overhaul of our DUI laws tomorrow, we couldn't help but notice the irony of having Rep. Roger Goodman, Vice Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, as the messenger for these reforms.
In February, the Sammamish Review reported that Goodman, an outspoken advocate for marijuana legalization, had been accused of driving while stoned by his estranged wife back in October of 2012. What's more, he did so while his children were in the car, putting them in the same perilous situation that he is now fighting in Olympia. Goodman seemingly admits to the accused transgressions his wife filed with the court.
ICYMI: Goodman, DUI Overhaul's Hypocritical Spokesman
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