SB 108-04: No Crooked Law Enforcement Act (Passed)

[Mr. Reactionary]

This should be introduced in the regional legislatures. As correct me if i'm wrong but isn't policing a regional matter?

The federal government can typically require minimum due process of local law enforcement.

[Mr. Reactionary]

NO CROOKED LAW ENFORCEMENT ACT

1. No federal law enforcement or any sheriff, police force, or police department receiving federal funds shall be permitted to establish a formal or informal quota that requires a law enforcement officer to make a specific number of arrests or issue a specific number of summonses within a designated period of time.

2. No federal law enforcement or any sheriff, police force, or police department receiving federal funds shall execute a search or arrest warrant unless a copy of such warrant is provided to the person being searched or arrested.

3. No federal law enforcement or any sheriff, police force, police department receiving federal funds, or employee thereof shall falsify a document for the purposes of coercing a suspect during an interrogation.

4. This act shall take effect immediately.

Proposed amendment to tighten the federal nexus.

Oh yeah, and in case my signature isn't clear I object to the out of order motion to table.

[Mr. Reactionary]

I'd very happily support this bill, with or without Reactionary's amendment. For a change I can see where he comes from, so I might even support his amendment (or I might end up voting present), but one way or another, I intend to support this common-sense legislation. My only real question is why such legislation is not already on the books. I see no reason whatsoever to table this bill.

How did this ex-Senator get onto the Senate floor? SECURITY!

If House of Cards is to be believed (I'm not an expert, though), then as long as (ex-)Senator CR has his Senatorial pin on then he can be invited to speak on the floor. If this is the case, I hereby invite the honorable former Senator to speak, as a sitting Senator myself. This is the People's Senate but it's not unusual for the "pro-people" majority to act as Karens in trying to throw citizens out of this chamber. It's not unheard of in Atlasia for citizens to speak in the Senate, and there's no harm in it at all.

It's probably floor privileges for former members. Thats why Capitol Police was letting me onto the floor last month before I swore in, since I used to be PPT. Why, George over there at the back entrance used to be stationed near my old office.

Besides I don't see anything alarming like Buffalo horns.

[Mr. Reactionary]

Nay

[Mr. Reactionary]

Ill be honest, I had assumed these all would already be the law, but IRL Virginia just passed these into law last month, and not because they were required to.

[Mr. Reactionary]

I motion for a final vote

[Mr. Reactionary]

Aye