"For too long, judges have been forced to set aside their common sense and
experience when determining whether a defendant poses a danger to the
community. Judges frequently say their ‘hands were tied’ in these
decisions. Tragically, in multiple cases across the state, individuals
granted diversion despite clear risks have gone on to commit
homicides—outcomes that underscore the urgent need for reform.”
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The California District Attorneys Association issued this statement today.
I have reported on this legislation and will add links in a couple of
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Actually, they control the vendor price of logs from Scopac and the cost of power which they get for next to nothing.
They will lose everything. I feel especially bad for anyone who's hung on for this long and was hoping to retire sometime in 2007-2008. Those people are not only screwed, they are violently molested!
Wait until the Chinese start shooting down our communications satellites!
12:37pm-Agreed in this case. Most other corporations do not have these components.
I keep thinking that if the employees left at Palco are in Scotia housing and they are owed pensions-can they cash out to buy their houses? How many houses are in Scotia-would this close the gap on the amount underfunded?
Get real guys...this is being done to restructure the big bonds they owe on. The locals will be fine and Palco will continue as did the airlines and the utilities.
Q. You mean by laying off more people, cutting wages, gutting pensions and providing less value to the end consumer through shoddier, more expensive products?
A. Yes, just like the airlines and utilities.
"Wait until the Chinese start shooting down our communications satellites!"
Why would they destroy them. They'll own them soon enough.
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