22 thoughts on “VIDEO: House Infrastructure Strategies Committee HB 1085

  • April 20, 2023

    If I’m not mistaken he completely cited the issues with Alabama and Louisianas laws wrongly

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    • April 21, 2023

      He was totally misinformed, he knew nothing of what he spoke. Example: the license is in Blue not black, it is clearly written out, there is no numbers.This is why these PUNISHMENTS are so easily passed, uninformed people that only look at the crime and thrive on unlawful penalties. Any punishment doled out to a convicted person beyond the order of the court is a violation of the law. The 8th Amendment:, the Eighth Amendment prohibits cruel and unusual punishments. There are presently 52 punitive requirements for a sex offender/predator. I also believe the state has a responsibility for the S.O. offenders for his/her safety, since the supply ALL INFORMATION NECESSARY to someone that wishes harm/death on offenders. I think that’s aiding and abetting. It’s like someone supplying the gun to a school shooter. Thank your attention to this matter!

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      • April 21, 2023

        Quite correct tony, not to mention the clause in the law “ equal protection of law”. But yet they dismiss it when any crimes are committed twords one of us . rc’s have had there houses vandalized , they have been threatened and assaulted scammed and even murdered and what does the law do ? Nothing….. well not nothing they all but applaud the murderer

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  • April 20, 2023

    Not to mention the ones who have been convicted based on a accusation by a ex out for vengeance or custody

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  • April 20, 2023

    I’m confused did it pass? And if so how with him hot knowing a single answer and with actual good questions. If it passes for one type of criminal then ot needs to happen to all. As you can’t single out 1 group

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    • April 20, 2023

      Yes, it did pass, but this issue is far from being a done deal.

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  • April 20, 2023

    We had 3 Reps, speaking the true and showing great concerns and giving good reasons. I would love to see one of them talking about the issue that not all sex offenders have victims, not all sex offender has inflicted damaged to a minor and those are also under the same umbrella. All in all it was good debate about the red lettering and I think this bill will not pass as it is now.

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  • April 20, 2023

    Interesting , he couldn’t answer about half the questions and said he would check on it and the other half that he attempted to answer but really only pussyfooted around the answer and didn’t answer them. Then he expected everyone to vote on it when they were in the dark as to its ramifications.
    Also obviously made into a political issue observable by the vote all republicans for all democrats except one against.
    Is this what it’s all about?

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    • April 20, 2023

      Also what kind of hearing is this when because he can’t answer questions decides ,” ok no more questions or comments “ ?. Who does he think they are news reporters?

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