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https://www.yahoo.com/news/police-officers-not-charged-breonna-100516825.html
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Other lawyers said if police are not allowed to return fire when they are shot at, nobody would be willing to work as an officer.
All the attorneys contacted by The Courier Journal described Taylor’s death as a tragedy and several said her family deserves to be compensated by the city for their loss.
“This case is an unmitigated disaster,” Shouse said. “It stinks to high heaven. We can either acknowledge this and make much needed reforms, or we can do what appears to be happening: using the same old playbook and hoping this mess will blow over. It won't.”
Three months after the Taylor shooting, the city banned no knock warrants. However, Shouse suggested two other reforms: assigning warrant applications to judges at random, rather than letting police officers shop for one they think will be accommodating, and recording the conversations between judges and officers.
“Every other interaction between a judge and a player in the criminal justice system is recorded," he said. “Why not this?”
I have to agree that if you shoot at a cop all bets are off. Also think the no knock warrant for minor charges in the middle of the night is going to continue to have this happen -
That's encouraging. Basically lifted right from that Warrior Cop book.RaceBannon said:Other lawyers said if police are not allowed to return fire when they are shot at, nobody would be willing to work as an officer.
All the attorneys contacted by The Courier Journal described Taylor’s death as a tragedy and several said her family deserves to be compensated by the city for their loss.
“This case is an unmitigated disaster,” Shouse said. “It stinks to high heaven. We can either acknowledge this and make much needed reforms, or we can do what appears to be happening: using the same old playbook and hoping this mess will blow over. It won't.”
Three months after the Taylor shooting, the city banned no knock warrants. However, Shouse suggested two other reforms: assigning warrant applications to judges at random, rather than letting police officers shop for one they think will be accommodating, and recording the conversations between judges and officers.
“Every other interaction between a judge and a player in the criminal justice system is recorded," he said. “Why not this?”
I have to agree that if you shoot at a cop all bets are off. Also think the no knock warrant for minor charges in the middle of the night is going to continue to have this happen
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Don't know if they're lying but the cops claim they did knock. Can't tell you how many times I read about this story in the press and never saw it mentioned that her boyfriend fired at the police before she was killed. Doesn't excuse her being killed but her old drug dealer boyfriend who was still using her residence as drop house shouldn't be ignored.RaceBannon said:Other lawyers said if police are not allowed to return fire when they are shot at, nobody would be willing to work as an officer.
All the attorneys contacted by The Courier Journal described Taylor’s death as a tragedy and several said her family deserves to be compensated by the city for their loss.
“This case is an unmitigated disaster,” Shouse said. “It stinks to high heaven. We can either acknowledge this and make much needed reforms, or we can do what appears to be happening: using the same old playbook and hoping this mess will blow over. It won't.”
Three months after the Taylor shooting, the city banned no knock warrants. However, Shouse suggested two other reforms: assigning warrant applications to judges at random, rather than letting police officers shop for one they think will be accommodating, and recording the conversations between judges and officers.
“Every other interaction between a judge and a player in the criminal justice system is recorded," he said. “Why not this?”
I have to agree that if you shoot at a cop all bets are off. Also think the no knock warrant for minor charges in the middle of the night is going to continue to have this happen -
so, legalize drugs- Save Lives?
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I hadn't been following that close and it was just today that I read about the cops getting shot at.SFGbob said:
Don't know if they're lying but the cops claim they did knock. Can't tell you how many times I read about this story in the press and never saw it mentioned that her boyfriend fired at the police before she was killed. Doesn't excuse her being killed but her old drug dealer boyfriend who was still using her residence as drop house shouldn't be ignored.RaceBannon said:Other lawyers said if police are not allowed to return fire when they are shot at, nobody would be willing to work as an officer.
All the attorneys contacted by The Courier Journal described Taylor’s death as a tragedy and several said her family deserves to be compensated by the city for their loss.
“This case is an unmitigated disaster,” Shouse said. “It stinks to high heaven. We can either acknowledge this and make much needed reforms, or we can do what appears to be happening: using the same old playbook and hoping this mess will blow over. It won't.”
Three months after the Taylor shooting, the city banned no knock warrants. However, Shouse suggested two other reforms: assigning warrant applications to judges at random, rather than letting police officers shop for one they think will be accommodating, and recording the conversations between judges and officers.
“Every other interaction between a judge and a player in the criminal justice system is recorded," he said. “Why not this?”
I have to agree that if you shoot at a cop all bets are off. Also think the no knock warrant for minor charges in the middle of the night is going to continue to have this happen -
I am for whatever puts pigs in jail
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Federal agencies searching friendly judges for no-knock warrants is still fine, though. Especially when you tip off friendly media to cover the raid. That’s just good policing.GrundleStiltzkin said:
That's encouraging. Basically lifted right from that Warrior Cop book.RaceBannon said:Other lawyers said if police are not allowed to return fire when they are shot at, nobody would be willing to work as an officer.
All the attorneys contacted by The Courier Journal described Taylor’s death as a tragedy and several said her family deserves to be compensated by the city for their loss.
“This case is an unmitigated disaster,” Shouse said. “It stinks to high heaven. We can either acknowledge this and make much needed reforms, or we can do what appears to be happening: using the same old playbook and hoping this mess will blow over. It won't.”
Three months after the Taylor shooting, the city banned no knock warrants. However, Shouse suggested two other reforms: assigning warrant applications to judges at random, rather than letting police officers shop for one they think will be accommodating, and recording the conversations between judges and officers.
“Every other interaction between a judge and a player in the criminal justice system is recorded," he said. “Why not this?”
I have to agree that if you shoot at a cop all bets are off. Also think the no knock warrant for minor charges in the middle of the night is going to continue to have this happen
No-knock raids should be accessible, and very rare.
https://youtu.be/dWTzCNY7_YY
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I eagerly await the Dazzler's Guardhouse Lawyer insights.
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My thoughts exactly. It should also be a case where the police chief and/or mayor have to approve them on the very rare occasions they’re deemed necessary.GrundleStiltzkin said:
That's encouraging. Basically lifted right from that Warrior Cop book.RaceBannon said:Other lawyers said if police are not allowed to return fire when they are shot at, nobody would be willing to work as an officer.
All the attorneys contacted by The Courier Journal described Taylor’s death as a tragedy and several said her family deserves to be compensated by the city for their loss.
“This case is an unmitigated disaster,” Shouse said. “It stinks to high heaven. We can either acknowledge this and make much needed reforms, or we can do what appears to be happening: using the same old playbook and hoping this mess will blow over. It won't.”
Three months after the Taylor shooting, the city banned no knock warrants. However, Shouse suggested two other reforms: assigning warrant applications to judges at random, rather than letting police officers shop for one they think will be accommodating, and recording the conversations between judges and officers.
“Every other interaction between a judge and a player in the criminal justice system is recorded," he said. “Why not this?”
I have to agree that if you shoot at a cop all bets are off. Also think the no knock warrant for minor charges in the middle of the night is going to continue to have this happen
No-knock raids should be accessible, and very rare. -
Lebron James is a loud mouthed, uneducated moron.georgiaduck said:Of the seven defense attorneys (three of them black) in Louisville who don't believe the cops involved in the death of Breanna Taylor should be charged for murder/manslaughter. Weigh their opinion vs legal expertise of Lebron or Beyonce
https://www.yahoo.com/news/police-officers-not-charged-breonna-100516825.html
A true case of idiots listening and taking guidance from someone whose only expertise is playing with a ball.
Education and societal thought processes continue to reach new lows.
