top. how much variance is there in the legal regime across tennessee courts? 566 federally-recognized tribes and each of them is their own sovereign and each of them has their own system and there s a variety of different approaches but a lot of tribes have very western zash style courts. would look like what a state courtroom will look like, albeit with less flair because we don t have the tax base to pay for very nice courthouses. but we re talking about educated judges. we re talking about, you know, fairness. talking about about due process. a lot of people don t realize that that s actually the case. they think tribal courts are somehow, outside the constitution. in fact, we do have our own constitutions and they re very consistent with what we have in the american system. and do you think that the you shounded in the previous block, optimistic that the house letter that was signed by ten
baseball record for most games played that the man made no demands of her or his family. she has not yet returned to the home where she was kidnapped. bill: we ll hear from cal ripken, jr., thank you, molly henneberg on that. 100-year-old stash of baseball cards netting half a million dollars at action. 37 cards were found in an attic in ohio a honus wagner card, perfect condition, $239,000. other cards featured the likes of hall-of-famer including ty cobb and shown here and cy young. the auction brought in 566 grand. that money will be split among 20 cousins whose late great-uncle originally owned the collection. the moral of the story this weekend, check your attic folks. who knows what you can find up there. patti ann: big money and worth it for some of them. stunning allegations leveled against governor mitt romney by senate majority leader harry reid.
prison s prison. and there s only two people here. it s either the predators or the victims. victims is no place for them. isp sits on 11 acres and houses only 566 inmates. more than half are serving life sentences. jack nutter is isp s longest serving inmate. this is a picture of me when i was 18,, when i first came in. i was sitting down on death row. nutter is serving a life sentence for the murder of a deputy sheriff. i hate it. i was young and i lost all that time. in january of 56, me and four other kids were all going to california. i stole a car and we got stopped in independence. they said i was speeding. i grew up, if you get in trouble and somebody s with you, you try and help them out. that s what i did. i shot a police officer.
otherwise you wait. you pass it under normal rules, under a majority, you have to wait. if you want it to go into effect immediately, you need a two-thirds vote. that s what they decided back in the 1960s. that s what the state constitution says. half a century later, january 2011, a new and hardcore conservative republican majority took over the state government in michigan. republicans controlled both chambers of the legislature and they have the governorship. they have been passing bills at quite a clip. the democrats in michigan say since republicans took over the michigan house, they ve passed 566 bills. we have looked into that count ourselves. it does seem accurate and the republicans are not contesting it. of those 566 bills, 546, all about 20 of them, were passed under the immediate effect clause. 96% of the bills they ve passed have essentially been an emergency. almost everything they ve done
immediately. otherwise you wait. you pass it under normal rules, under a majority, you have to wait. if you want it to go into effect immediately, you need a two-thirds vote. that s what they decided back in the 1960s. that s what the state constitution says. half a century later, january 2011, a new and hardcore conservative republican majority took over the state government in michigan. republicans controlled both chambers of the legislature and they have the governorship. they have been passing bills at quite a clip. the democrats in michigan say since republicans took over the michigan house, they ve passed 566 bills. we have looked into that count ourselves. it does seem accurate and the republicans are not contesting it. of those 566 bills, 546, all about 20 of them, were passed under the immediate effect clause. 96% of the bills they ve passed have essentially been an emergency.