underlying problem which is absolutely the easy access to assault weapons. how much subjectivity is there in the process of these background checks? you have state laws that are interwoven with federal databases, but how much subjectivity among some individuals along the way does factor in? well, it absolutely varies. i mean, on the one end you have if somebody is arrested and convicted of a crime that s going to leave a record in a database that is going to be hopefully, if the system is working, seeable, reviewable and something that would cause a flag for a firearms purchase. on the other end of the spectrum you re absolutely relying on the subjective judgment of a whole number of people. folks who are observing the behavior of the person who is at risk or reporting it, whether they think that is sufficient to call the authorities and make a note of it. if their family, perhaps they don t want to do that because they re ashamed of it, because they re minimizing the issue or any
absolute unreviewable discretion . this opinion is basically a slap down to the saying in essence that you cannot put you political preferences of overt justice and what the motives of california voted in when they voted over 70 percent of the three strikes life hacking 1994. the court last comes as a campaign to recall him said it has now collected over 500,000 signed petitions for the most signatures ever collected in la county for any petition. the campaign tells me they feel they are well on track to qualify. he certainly isn t the only progressive prosecutor here in california to be under fire. the efforts to recall has officially made the ballot. is fateful be decided by voters on tuesday.
not a sovereign with absolute unreviewable discretion. this opinion is a slapdown to george gascon saying in essence that you cannot basically put your political preferences over justice and what the voerts of california voted in when they voted over 70% for the three strikes law back in 1994. gascon s court loss comes as the campaign to recall him has collected over 500,000 signatures. the most signatures for any petition whatsoever. they need 567,000 verified signatures by july 6 deadline to get the recall on the ballot. a spokesman tells me they are well on track to qualify. gascon is not the only progressive prosecutor in california to be under fire. the effort to recall san francisco d.a. boou dean made the ballot. his fate will be decided on
prosecutors not to enforce it. the union sued him over this, saying it would force prosecutors to violate california law and their own ethics. a trial court agreed and issued an injunction for gascon not following the law. he appealed and lost again yesterday. the court writing district attorney overstates his authority. he is an elected official who must comply with the law, not a sovereign with absolute unreviewable discretion. this opinion is basically a slap down to george gascon, saying in essence that you cannot basically put your political preferences over justice and what the voters of california voted in when they voted over 70% for the three strikes law back in 1994. and gascon s court loss comes as the campaign to recall him says it has collected over 500,000 signed petition, the most signatures ever collected in l.a. county for any petition.
largely unarmed society. certainly not armed with firearms. canadian governments have a lot of repertory with law, but while the emergency act sounds ominous, it s an incredibly measured piece of legislation. it lapsed automatically in 30 days. a majority of parliament can stop it at any time and every act done under the emergency act is reviewed by parliament and is reviewable in the courts as well. i understand particularly when some of the border crossings were blocked, paying close attention to this from an economic perspective. it s also been the case of right wing tv hosts have been very invested in these protests, encouraging similar ones in the u.s. take a listen to this from sean hannity. you have a lot of support from america. you can see these movements now, we have a movement in america that s starting very soon. i guess the question is you