Victims

[Gdjjr]

Later in the ruling, Rowe notes that judges are not supposed to adjust what the law should say, but rather what the plain text actually means. She even references the Supreme Court's Bostock v. Clayton decision from last year that determined that the federal Civil Rights Act's ban on discrimination on the basis of "sex" also includes discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. She adds, "f the people of Florida wish to exclude law enforcement officers or other government employees from the protections of article I, section 16, multiple avenues for amending or revising the constitution are available."


Amen!
Florida Cops Use a Victims' Rights Law To Conceal Their Names

 

[occupied]

So tell us why you think the police deserve to operate in secrecy when arrest reports are a matter of public record in Florida no matter how the defendant is eventually found?

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

So tell us why you think the police deserve to operate in secrecy when arrest reports are a matter of public record in Florida no matter how the defendant is eventually found?

Oh , do tell .

 

[Damaged Eagle]

So tell us why you think the police deserve to operate in secrecy when arrest reports are a matter of public record in Florida no matter how the defendant is eventually found?

Because the Capitol police apparently are allowed to do it.

*****SMILE*****