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Do "Pre-emptive" Arrests Violate The Law? |
Current rating: 3 |
by Jonna via ML
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19 May 2003
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Be sure and vote your conscience, while considering the Constitution. |
72% say "pre-emptive arrests" are the next big thing (like the new line of right-wing ice cream in todays paper)
I think we need to make our voices heard in this poll from the post-dispatch:
http://www.stltoday.com/news
scroll down to "Question of the day" in the right column:
Question of the day:
What do you think of the pre-emptive arrests made by St. Louis police last week?
> THEY WERE GREAT--Because troublemakers were arrested Friday, protests were peaceful Sunday
> THEY WERE HORRIBLE--Overzealous police had no right to arrest people for such bogus reasons
Results:
What do you think of the pre-emptive arrests made by St. Louis police last week?
THEY WERE GREAT--Because troublemakers were arrested Friday, protests were peaceful Sunday 72%
THEY WERE HORRIBLE--Overzealous police had no right to arrest people for such bogus reasons 27%
Surveys are unscientific and for entertainment only. |
See also:
http://www.stltoday.com/news
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