Posted on 26 December 2012. Tags: Adherence, Appellate Court, Appellate Defender, Chap Petersen, Constitutional Right, Constitutional Rights, Court Of Appeals, Criminal Defendants, Criminal Trial, Gideon, Indefinite Detention, Local Courts, Office 1, Party Group, Right To An Attorney, Sixth Amendment, State Laws, State Supreme Court, Supreme Court Issue, Tea Party
People might laugh at this idea, but there are at least three good solid reasons why the Tea Party (I am a member of my local Tea Party group – the Mechanicsville Tea Party!) should support the initiative that Senator Chap Petersen has introduced on the Appellate Defender’s (more details here!) office: 1. The Tea [...]
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Posted on 02 February 2010. Tags: Board Of Supervisors, California Supreme Court, Court Of Appeals, Decriminalization, District Court Of Appeals, Emergency Basis, Fourth District Court Of Appeals, Health Insurance, Injunction, Landmark Case, Mantra, Medical Marijuana Laws, Medical Pot, Quite Some Time, San Diego Superior Court, State Courts, State Laws, State Mandate, State Of The Union, Supreme Court Justices
A lot of liberals are chanting the mantra “US Laws supersede State Laws”. Really?
Tell that to the states that have Medical Marijuana Laws – one being considered right here in River City. And decriminalization as well. The state laws in California have allowed medical pot for quite some time, though not all agreed with that statute.
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