If enacted, Delaware officers would log their main reason for covered traffic stops, and a state analysis office would get access to the records.
For stops under Delaware's vehicle code or a specified tax law, officers would log their main reason in a state database during or immediately after the stop.
If enacted, the state's Statistical Analysis Center would get access to covered stop data for public reports and reviews of traffic stop practices.
Officers would record their main reason for each covered traffic stop. This covers stops under Delaware's vehicle code or Section 5211 of its tax code. Officers would enter the reason in Delaware's criminal justice database. If enacted, this rule would start 60 days later. Officers would enter the reason during or immediately after each stop.
The Statistical Analysis Center would have access to the recorded stop data. The data would come from stops under Delaware's vehicle code or Section 5211 of its tax code. The center would have access for public reports, oversight, and study of traffic stop practices. If enacted, this access would take effect 60 days later.
No hearings or votes scheduled.