Main Justice � Ohio Police Force Pledges Reform
So finally...this is the finding of the U.S. Justice Dept after eight years...
"we found that the Warren City Police Dept has violated its citizens civil rights in a pattern and practice manner ..."
the Chief of the present U.S. Civil Right Division ....statements yesterday about the Warren PD
maybe...someone ought to pay a serious price to the victims of such pattern and practice findings....
then they can say "this oversight, this consent decree will end..."
as it is...its of little or no consequence to those of us who fought the powers in Warren and inside the Federal U.S. Courthouses of northeastern Ohio and in Cincinnati, in order to pave the way for this
nice, tiddy high minded statement to be finally presented at a nice professional looking news conference
but at least, they came to the logical conclusion that so few of us were willing to place our own reputations on the line for and our careers
back in 2004, ...a process which began with this lawyer triggering the civil rights lawsuits that even according to this press conference, triggered this U.S. Justice Dept investigation and findings, almost an entire decade later...
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
The US justice Department has announced after remaining basically silent on the issue for the past several years, it is going to or has been "ramping up" 1441 litigation investigations on their special litigation sections' current watch.
At first, i was very encouraged by the news, wherein the special litigstion section is stating its undertaking 17 separate such 1441 investigations across america; quickly indicating this is the most any administration has under taken at once.
But then a certain air of reality set in and i began to think,'why is it in america, such big news for our national top lawyers, which is currently stated to be a liberal, if he wishes to be considered as more a democratic than republican AG....to do what is only what they ought to b doing and should have been doing from the day they first got their jobs?...its only right, and true, when there is a solid, serious limited narrow focused federal law on point &
is the only law that allows such a huge national problem to be redressed, in this manner, ..then when and why is it in america, so very newsworthy, when the civil rights division gets to do finally, apparently, what it is both designed for and also is legally obligated to do,'in the first instance....
perhaps,'its just the nature of things ...seeing a government try to self regulate its own polce powers, is always a curious thing at any time in human history....after all, govt is there for the policing of others, not itself....usually in the scheme of human history.....
At first, i was very encouraged by the news, wherein the special litigstion section is stating its undertaking 17 separate such 1441 investigations across america; quickly indicating this is the most any administration has under taken at once.
But then a certain air of reality set in and i began to think,'why is it in america, such big news for our national top lawyers, which is currently stated to be a liberal, if he wishes to be considered as more a democratic than republican AG....to do what is only what they ought to b doing and should have been doing from the day they first got their jobs?...its only right, and true, when there is a solid, serious limited narrow focused federal law on point &
is the only law that allows such a huge national problem to be redressed, in this manner, ..then when and why is it in america, so very newsworthy, when the civil rights division gets to do finally, apparently, what it is both designed for and also is legally obligated to do,'in the first instance....
perhaps,'its just the nature of things ...seeing a government try to self regulate its own polce powers, is always a curious thing at any time in human history....after all, govt is there for the policing of others, not itself....usually in the scheme of human history.....
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
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