The Kansas Highway Patrol is barred from using a driver's home state as reasonable suspicion to make a traffic stop and must carry out enhanced training under a new, narrower injunction issued by a judge who found that troopers violated the constitutional rights of motorists when they pull them over to search for drugs.
U.S. District Judge Kathryn Vratil last Friday issued an injunction and consent order that are narrower in scope than the one that she handed down in 2023 after she found that . . .
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