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Why does the Federal Government have any jurisdiction in this matter?
They don't. It would never pass the House anyway.
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Why does the Federal Government have any jurisdiction in this matter?
Neighborhood watch or vigilante?
If they are legit, they shouldn't mind some law enforcement oversight and training
Keep some asshole from stalking a kid armed with Skittles
Why does the Federal Government have any jurisdiction in this matter?
They don't. It would never pass the House anyway.
GZ has made his choice and eventually and inevitably he will inherit its consequences.
Why does the Federal Government have any jurisdiction in this matter?
GZ has made his choice and eventually and inevitably he will inherit its consequences.
Jake---You've gone and got really deep on us with this one. Do you think other people in this world will inherit the consequences of their choices too ? Just might be possible.
Why does the Federal Government have any jurisdiction in this matter?
They don't. It would never pass the House anyway.
LOL! So the federal government doesn't have jurisdiction over determining how federal funds are spent? That's a good one!
They don't. It would never pass the House anyway.
LOL! So the federal government doesn't have jurisdiction over determining how federal funds are spent? That's a good one!
If local police depts. get any federal funding, yes, the feds can make the rules for Crime Watch.
GZ has made his choice and eventually and inevitably he will inherit its consequences.
Jake---You've gone and got really deep on us with this one. Do you think other people in this world will inherit the consequences of their choices too ? Just might be possible.
Not all choices are equal in type of consequence. The moment GZ pulled the trigger, he changed the conditions of his existence forever.
Local PDs shouldn't be receiving federal funding in the first place.
They don't. It would never pass the House anyway.
LOL! So the federal government doesn't have jurisdiction over determining how federal funds are spent? That's a good one!
If local police depts. get any federal funding, yes, the feds can make the rules for Crime Watch.
LOL! So the federal government doesn't have jurisdiction over determining how federal funds are spent? That's a good one!
If local police depts. get any federal funding, yes, the feds can make the rules for Crime Watch.
If neighborhood watches get federal funding they can make the rules. What the police do has no bearing on what neighborhood watches do.
what a commie thug...I hope states tell her to RESIGN, kiss their ass then go to hell
a lot of comments at site
SNIP:
By Pete Kasperowicz - 07/24/13 10:57 AM ET
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) said Wednesday that she would soon introduce legislation that would cut federal funding to any state that doesn't require neighborhood watch programs to register with police.
Jackson Lee said her Justice Exists for All Act is a response to the trial of George Zimmerman, who was found not guilty of murder and manslaughter charges after shooting 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman was the neighborhood watch coordinator in the Florida neighborhood where the shooting took place.
"We will decrease the incidence of gun violence resulting from vigilantes by reducing by 20 percent the funds that would otherwise be allocated to any state that does not require local neighborhood watch programs to be registered with a local [law] enforcement agency," Jackson Lee said on the House floor.
She said her bill would also use the threat of less federal money to entice states to change their "stand your ground" laws. Jackson Lee said her bill would only allow states to avoid a cut if their laws are amended to include a "duty to retreat."
"For states that do not require a duty to retreat, we will question their federal funding and assess their Justice Department funding and reduce it by 20 percent," she said. She was not specific about what the change might mean for state laws.
Read more: House Democrat proposes police registration for neighborhood watchmen - The Hill's Floor Action
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Wendy Dorival, a civilian staffer from the Sanford Police who helped Zimmerman establish a neighborhood watch program, testified on day two of the trial
There's only one problem with her little idea. Zimmerman's neighborhood watch did have police oversight.
There's only one problem with her little idea. Zimmerman's neighborhood watch did have police oversight.
How is that a problem?
Jackson Lee said her Justice Exists for All Act is a response to the trial of George Zimmerman,
There's only one problem with her little idea. Zimmerman's neighborhood watch did have police oversight.
How is that a problem?
This part...
Jackson Lee said her Justice Exists for All Act is a response to the trial of George Zimmerman,
what a commie thug...I hope states tell her to RESIGN, kiss their ass then go to hell
a lot of comments at site
SNIP:
By Pete Kasperowicz - 07/24/13 10:57 AM ET
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) said Wednesday that she would soon introduce legislation that would cut federal funding to any state that doesn't require neighborhood watch programs to register with police.
Jackson Lee said her Justice Exists for All Act is a response to the trial of George Zimmerman, who was found not guilty of murder and manslaughter charges after shooting 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman was the neighborhood watch coordinator in the Florida neighborhood where the shooting took place.
"We will … decrease the incidence of gun violence resulting from vigilantes by reducing by 20 percent the funds that would otherwise be allocated … to any state that does not require local neighborhood watch programs to be registered with a local [law] enforcement agency," Jackson Lee said on the House floor.
She said her bill would also use the threat of less federal money to entice states to change their "stand your ground" laws. Jackson Lee said her bill would only allow states to avoid a cut if their laws are amended to include a "duty to retreat."
"For states that do not require a duty to retreat, we will question their federal funding and assess their Justice Department funding and reduce it by 20 percent," she said. She was not specific about what the change might mean for state laws.
Read more: House Democrat proposes police registration for neighborhood watchmen - The Hill's Floor Action
Follow us: [MENTION=27326]The[/MENTION]hill on Twitter | TheHill on Facebook
That's because they didn't.Evidently this little race profiteer didn't get the memo when the supremes ruled these coercive tactics (in blue) by congress unconstitutional.
How is that a problem?
This part...
Jackson Lee said her Justice Exists for All Act is a response to the trial of George Zimmerman,
??? OK. Don't see the problem.
If local police depts. get any federal funding, yes, the feds can make the rules for Crime Watch.
If neighborhood watches get federal funding they can make the rules. What the police do has no bearing on what neighborhood watches do.
Dear Moron-
The proposed law would withhold funding from police departments in jurisdictions that do not require registration of neighborhood watch.
That is 100% legal.