Ohio Republican lawmakers, led by Dave Taylor and including Max Miller, asked California Gov. Gavin Newsom to explain how the state issued a commercial license to a driver charged in a fatal Ohio crash. California has disputed broader claims about its licensing practices, citing verification and testing requirements.
Ohio representative who joined the letter to Newsom.
ALSO MENTIONED Gavin Newsom, California governor addressed by the Ohio lawmakers’ letter over the state’s licensing policies.; Ned Lamont, Connecticut governor whose office defended the state’s licensing policy in a separate case.; Nicholas Brown, Washington attorney general who criticized Florida’s separate lawsuit against California and Washington.; Rob Bonta, California attorney general who argued that the state verifies legal presence and tests license applicants.
Ohio representative who joined the letter to Newsom.
ALSO MENTIONED Gavin Newsom, California governor addressed by the Ohio lawmakers’ letter over the state’s licensing policies.; Ned Lamont, Connecticut governor whose office defended the state’s licensing policy in a separate case.; Nicholas Brown, Washington attorney general who criticized Florida’s separate lawsuit against California and Washington.; Rob Bonta, California attorney general who argued that the state verifies legal presence and tests license applicants.
