GOP head rejects case-purge proposal
The Chairman of the Hamilton County Republican Party denounces the Charlie Winburn/Nadine Allen plan to erase old warrants in Hamilton County.
Alex Triantafilou, a lawyer and former judge, said in his blog that the plan undermines the criminal justice system.
Read his comments here.
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Post a Comment*Thanks yer-honor, But... I bet they endorse this clown in 2009. Thanks for moving the city and the republican party forward with clowns like Charlie and Sam.
the honorable judge Triantafilou writes:
Under this plan, we will not successfully prosecute 20% of criminal offenders that DESERVE TO BE PROSECUTED.
i couldn't agree more. to show the system works and that americans and especially republicans are serious about crime, i say lets start with bush and start working our way down the ladder.
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Once again the wRong wingnut whacko, party misleader, is XXX judge Tryintofoolyou !
Typical obstructionist mentality with a spend, spend, spend on crony jobs !
Less convictions mean less jail time and less employment opportunities for their young dung chippers !
Not to worry:
The jails will be full of G-rand O-ld P-edophiles !
No matter how much pumping the 'fishwrap' does for that XXX judge Tryintofoolyou grand-standing, NO ONE visits the elephant dung propaganda blog !
PATHETIC 'family values' !
HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2008 !
Again --let me remind you: Much too recent for my latest conviction !
I don't recall another sting where I was entrapped by your foot-tapping, wRong wingnut whacko under cover crony in the airport restroom when I hand waved , pick-me, under the partition ?
PATHETIC 'family values' !
HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2008 !
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SHOULD WE JUST PURGE THESE CASES BEFORE THEY TIE UP THE COURTS.
BETTER YET
MAYBE COAST CAN LET US KEEP THEM LOCKED AT THEIR HOME.
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