Wednesday, June 19, 2019

California moves to let felons serve on juries

California moves to let felons serve on juries

June 19, 2019 California moves to let felons serve on juries , 1 Comments

By Washington Examiner, June 13, 2019

 The state of California has made no secret that it wants to let as many people out of prison as possible.

 From the early release of inmates through AB 109, to filling parole boards with felon friendly commissioners, to decriminalizing a litany of felonies and drug offenses with Props 47 and 57, Sacramento lawmakers are bending over backwards to dramatically reduce the state’s inmate population.
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  1. AnonymousJune 22, 2019 at 5:37 PM

    Recall that CA Senator Diane Feinstein had a Chinese informant/spy who worked for her for years? . .

    Is there a connection between the anti-American/Communist transformation taking place in the state of California and the United States federal government seeming to do little more than ignore it?

    Is it just a coincidence that there are so many leftists in California, promoting godlessness and big government at the state level and anything else that is destructive to souls, America and the future of our Republic?

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