Editorial: Speed limits should not be mere suggestions

State Rep. Paul Mosley came under fire after video surfaced July 10, 2018, of a March 2018 traffic stop in which he appeared to brag to a sheriff’s deputy about driving as fast as 130 or 140 mph. Mosley was pulled over for speeding, and the deputy said in a report later that the driver claimed to have legislative immunity. (La Paz County Sheriff’s Office/KLPZ/ParkerLiveOnline via AP, file)

State Rep. Paul Mosley came under fire after video surfaced July 10, 2018, of a March 2018 traffic stop in which he appeared to brag to a sheriff’s deputy about driving as fast as 130 or 140 mph. Mosley was pulled over for speeding, and the deputy said in a report later that the driver claimed to have legislative immunity. (La Paz County Sheriff’s Office/KLPZ/ParkerLiveOnline via AP, file)

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