Sentences with phrase «not improve public safety»

In June 2008, the Netherlands repealed a 15 year ban on pit bulls after research proved that it did not improve public safety and dog bite incidents did not decrease.

3) Breaking down the Manitoba BSL Effectiveness Study — Some researchers created a study to try to justify breed bans in Manitoba by mixing and matching data, however, scrutiny of the data and their own analysis suggests that breed bans did not improve public safety in the communities that passed them.

«It's becoming more and more obvious that breed - specific legislation doesn't improve public safety,» says Janis Bradley, director of communication for the NCRC.

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«Stopping Uber's operations in the city will not promote public safety or improve urban mobility for Torontonians.»

However, if Autopilot is truly as good as Musk claims — if driver safety actually improves when Tesla owners flip the switch — then this move to make the data public is critical for changing laws, behavior and the public's perception of what's safe and what isn't.

Are we not mad if we don't pursue a policy which cuts crime, saves lives and improves public health and safety?»

At least 35,000 parolees statewide can not vote, said Cuomo, who pinned civic engagement to reduced recidivism and improved public safety.

The roundtable is open to the public and input on ideas and legislation to improve school safety not only in the county but throughout the state is welcome.

Law enforcement already has a significant presence in U.S. schools — roughly 24 percent of public elementary schools and 42 percent of public high schools have sworn police officers, but these officers have not effectively improved student safety.

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The side benefit of animal control not taking homed animals to the shelter is that they then get to focus their time and efforts on dealing with truly aggressive dogs (a public safety issue) and prosecuting cruelty / neglect cases (an animal welfare and public safety issue) that will lead to improved public safety.

When the two work together, they can definitely not only improve public safety, but can save lives — and with minimal if any fiscal impact.

These kinds of clear lines, between what is permissible and what isn't, helps law enforcement, the public, dog owners, and dog trainers focus on improving public safety.

In 2003, a study conducted by the county on the ban's effectiveness noted that «public safety is not improved as a result of [the ban],» and that «there is no transgression committed by owner or animal that is not covered by another, non-breed specific portion of the Animal Control Code (i.e., vicious animal, nuisance animal, leash laws).»

Though breed - discriminatory legislation (BDL) is often an attempt to improve public safety, studies show that it does not accomplish that objective.

More than 100 people who represented people who live with or care for pit bulls — guardians, caregivers, rescuers, trainers and groomers — showed up at a hearing last night, December 8 to explain to the county Animal Control Board that a plan to ban or limit adoptions of pit bulls simply won't work to reduce bites or improve public safety.

As we can see from the Prince George's County study, public safety did not improve when a breed - specific ban was in place.

You can argue whether or not the State has the right to restrict people's lifestyle choices but, at least in Australia, the government is not reticent about interceding in other ways to improve public safety.

Last month, in «We Won't See You in Court: The Era of Tort Lawsuits Is Waning,» the Wall Street Journal took a look at the decline in tort lawsuit filings and the reasons fueling the decline, citing «state restrictions on litigation, the increasing cost of bringing suits, improved auto safety, and a long campaign by businesses to turn public opinion against plaintiffs and their lawyers.»

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Once girls with mental health problems come into the juvenile justice system, says Cauffman, diverting them to community - based treatment programs would not only improve their individual outcomes, but allow the juvenile justice system to focus on cases that present the greatest risk to public safety.