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Naked Bear posted:For reference: This covers the transaction, not the process of declaring someone mentally defective. The VA, as a health care entity, reports to the FBI (who runs NICS) that so and so with SSN such and such has been deemed mentally incompetent. So and so goes to buy a gun, NICS kicks back a "do not sell" to the dealer.
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I dunno, I think every agency/facility/institution should have a judge on payroll to deem people mentally incapable of whatever. There could be a whole mess of them reporting to one government agency. And they could be issued sick helmets. Just thinkin out loud here.
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Victor Vermis posted:I dunno, I think every agency/facility/institution should have a judge on payroll to deem people mentally incapable of whatever. They could probably handle adjudication of guilt more effectively than juries, too. Stands to reason that a judge would understand the law better than twelve idiots who couldn't get out of jury duty. It's a thought.
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Arc Light posted:They could probably handle adjudication of guilt more effectively than juries, too. Stands to reason that a judge would understand the law better than twelve idiots who couldn't get out of jury duty. Oh wow yeah that's true, juries are poo poo. And honestly I think one of the biggest drawbacks to the death penalty that nobody really ever acknowledges is that loving JURIES full of said-idiots are the ones serving defendants up for death. If the flawed jury factor in the judicial system were to be bypassed entirely, I think that would merit a total re-evaluation of the many virtues of the death penalty. In a vacuum free of idiot peers, death solves a lot of society's problems.
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It's a dangerous world out there for someone taking all this responsibility. We better look into giving them some really good armor and biometric security on their guns.
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bird food bathtub posted:It's a dangerous world out there for someone taking all this responsibility. We better look into giving them some really good armor and biometric security on their guns. I wasn't down for this initially, but upon further consideration the "HE WAS REACHING FOR MY GUN!" defense can still apply if the gun is heavy enough and vaguely cudgel-shaped.
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Just GIS'd "Cudgel" and I'm not seeing a lot of consistency. The point still stands though. Since everything everywhere is potentially cudgel-shaped. Schroedinger's Holster.
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I've never been summoned for jury duty. I think I'd actually enjoy it. 
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Naked Bear posted:I've never been summoned for jury duty. I think I'd actually enjoy it. yea it sounds like a hoot until you consider that youre gonna be getting paid a lot less than you normally make. last time i was summoned i got pretty loving far into the selection process, and i was legit worried about the prospect of making 50 bucks a day while being holed up in some loving hotel for three weeks
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Oh, I'm well aware of that. Being cut off from the world for an indeterminate length of time isn't exactly new, though, so....
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50 buck a day
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like if youre juroring for 8 hours a day that isnt even minimum wage. how is that legal
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Kung Fu Fist gently caress posted:like if youre juroring for 8 hours a day that isnt even minimum wage. how is that legal Just say you are an atheist anarchist.
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Naked Bear posted:I've never been summoned for jury duty. I think I'd actually enjoy it. Yeah until you're hearing a case involving the rape of a minor by her step-grandfather. Yeah that case sucked.
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Nystral posted:Yeah until you're hearing a case involving the rape of a minor by her step-grandfather. At least you get to do something about it. That's pretty awesome.
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My job pays for jury duty, you just have to forfeit the pittance they give you.
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Carteret posted:My job pays for jury duty, you just have to forfeit the pittance they give you. Jesus gently caress, I was about to ask "HOW THE gently caress DO YOU NOT GET COMPENSATION FOR THAT FROM SOME SOURCE?"
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I get to call witnesses, say things like "Objection: hearsay", and make closing arguments. JUST LIKE ON TV!
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Filibuster!
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objection: heresy!
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Objection! Sustained! Overruled! Sidebar! Guilty! Speculation! Hearsay! Bailiff! Briefcase! In my chambers! Stop beavering the witness! I rest my case.
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McNally posted:Objection! 
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McNally posted:Objection! Jury nullification!
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Wasabi the J posted:Jury nullification! The two magic "get out of jury duty" words.
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Come on now, if you're dumb enough to get past jury selection, your next move is to pull your dick out during opening arguments. Don't play with it, just let it breathe. Also lock eyes with random people in the court room and mouth bullshit silently at them. Ten minutes, you'll be done and an auxiliary will take your seat.
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drat, this fell of the first page. Maybe that Irma survivor from the cop thread will come in here for a few last gasps before that sweet CO induced 30 day coma kicks in. Anyway, The Iron Rose posted:How on earth? Let's call in some of the barracks lawyers to quibble about the traitor tag. That Pompaeo uses. A lot. I'm going with aid and comfort means a lot more than doing something that has some kind of good result with someone hostile to the US. Because I once gave a cup of tea to a British national, and I don't want to think about being hung over it. LIkewise, I don't want to hang people over their stupid, impulsive actions done to expose the terrible betrayal of the principals of freedom, equal protection, and rule of law. Also, I'm going with no harm, no foul. The document dump from the SIPR wiki that E-3 or whatever was already in Russia's hands. OK, I take that back a little. Those diplomatic cables probably undermined several efforts. And shut down some sources. The cables and sources that an E-3 copied and pasted on a USB or whatever. Because she could. I suspect we were using some bad practices that compromised a lot of what we were doing anyway. And anyone bitching about some wrecked counter-counter-counter espionage efforts that relied on them not knowing that we knew that they knew something they didn't think we knew about what they knew about what we do that they shouldn't know about has their head so far up their rear end, they're tasting their own tongue. Somehow. Aldrich Ames showed us that no matter how deep or how extensive the mole operation is, we come out on top. And there is no reasonable way to keep our IC from leaking like a colander short of dragging everyone suspected of even breathing in a revealing way into one of the J. Edgar Hoover building's courtyards and redecorating a concrete wall with an abstract grey and red pattern. And who loving cares, Putin has Trump by the bank accounts and the piss tape. Manning dumped documents. Woop-de-loving-do. And most of all "Manning betrayed the warrior ethos of the United States Army!" 
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Everytime someone says Manning without a first name, I immediately think of one of the Manning football brothers. Usually Eli because he has that special-education vibe & 6-head skull. So Eli Manning dumped documents online? The NFL must have been pissed. Those playbooks are worth gold. And Russia was somehow involved? Mother of god, Russian football would be insane. I could see Krokodil being the official opioid sponsor of the RFL just like Gatorade is the official sponsor of the NFL for hydration. quantumfoam fucked around with this message at 13:22 on Sep 15, 2017 |
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Continuing my argument with Dead Reckoning here- This is why you have nationalized standards, because localized standards don't always take this into account when oftentimes they should- http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/835297 In addition to this- backboards. Backboards should have been phased out a long time ago for most patients, but it's only being done locally in areas with proactive MPDs.
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It's really weird that a college activist suffering from depression and gender dysphoria was in a position to martyr themselves in the name of LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME ALL COPS ARE BADDDDDDDDDD On the list of wild, crazy outcomes for somebody entering adulthood chock-full of mental illness and zero self-worth, that's up there with opiate overdose and enlisting in the Marine Corps. Strange days.
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At the very least, nationalized standards lessen the amount of liability for localized departments when it comes to this poo poo. As long as they can prove their officers have gone through and followed the mandated poo poo required, that is. It's the same fuckin thing in EMS. Liability is massive, limiting liability is the very least departments and districts can do. gently caress dude, I'm trained to deliver babies. You think if that ever comes up and I'm required to do it, I'm not gonna be making GBS threads my pants in the process? At the least, I'm regularly required to go through training for it and demonstrate my ability in that training in the instance it comes up. If something goes wrong during me giving birth to someone's brand new lizard, as long as my training on it is up to date and the department can prove that (and I have documented everything spectacularly well and justified my actions), hopefully everything is ok. My training on that is a nationalized standard. windshipper fucked around with this message at 04:59 on Sep 20, 2017 |
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Victor Vermis posted:ALL COPS ARE BADDDDDDDDDD well he wasnt wrong
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Proud Christian Mom posted:well he wasnt wrong wow makes you think
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If you're going to appropriate the suffering of a minority population in America, why choose denying the existence of your own weiner enroute to transparently manufacturing a glorious #BLM death? Take up Catholicism, crank out 10 kids, lose your social security card, roll your own cigarettes, work 80 hours a week, and wear cowboy boots. Dancing with your granddaughter at her quinceanera beats getting dusted by Campus Police.
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Victor Vermis posted:If you're going to appropriate the suffering of a minority population in America, why choose denying the existence of your own weiner enroute to transparently manufacturing a glorious #BLM death? Are you giving the dusted kid advice? He gone
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This kid is already dead https://twitter.com/madmeyers/status/909297943458582528
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mlmp08 posted:This kid is already dead thats not a knife
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vains posted:thats not a knife said no cop ever, unless it was a gun.
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