On June 19th, Perry vetoed the unanimously passed expunction bill.
Since then, here are some other bloggers weighing in on the topic: Grits for Breakfast, Paul Kennedy, Grant Scheiner, Doug Weathers, and last but not least, fellow Austin criminal defense lawyer Kristin Etter.
Short version?
Well, let's just say that no one has had anything good to say about Governor Haircut.
Not A Chance In H - E - Double Hockey Sticks
Houston criminal defense lawyer Mark Bennett makes sure he follows through on those pesky little certificates of service, because he doesn’t want to be accused of a criminal offense,...
I Am Art Acevedo
Could the headline to this post lead to third-degree felony charges? Should they? (via Grits for Breakfast)
"I Could Be Doing Real Police Work"
Quoting a member of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, Nicholas Kristof sees the light in the cleverly and accurately titled “Drugs Won the War”: He said he gradually became...
Deterrence, Retribution or Rehabilitation?
From the New York Times: On Monday, Judge Ricardo M. Urbina of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, sentenced a former senior pharmaceutical executive to write a...
Anything to Reduce the Size of Government
I’m not much for labels, and I refuse to say I’m a Democrat, or a Libertarian, and I assume it goes without saying I reject the notion that I am a Republican. But if you had to...
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