Court: Immigration status can have role in sentencing

Arizona Daily Star - CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES ^ | 01/29/05 | Howard Fischer

[Marine Inspector]

Agreed.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

Mexico has finally pissed off the goose. It's about to find out about a whole different kind of egg. Hint: It involves a face!

That's why this Miranda clown wants the immigration laws "reformed", which is code word for making them all legal. He knows people have had enough.

[DoughtyOne]

Have a great day, and thanks... for you know.

[Marine Inspector]

Your welcome; it was my pleasure.

[SandRat]

Yes, but it's a start.

[SandRat]

Oh they work in Cochise, Pinal, and Maracopa Counties. In leg shackles and broad stripped jail clothes reminiscent of the chain gangs of old except the stripes are a pinkish orange color and their job is clearing brush and removing trash from the highways.

[bayourod]

Maybe I just dreamed it, but I thought the SC abolished all mandatory sentencing guidelines last week.

[B4Ranch]

Did you do a Google search yet?

[B4Ranch]

I know dreaming is in your scheming, so why not get us a link to check out.

[longtermmemmory]

it works only if the sentencing guidlines allow for diversion.

In addition, there will be an issue if the person was actually deported and simply did not leave.


last point, consideration of additional factors are NOT by a perponderance of the evidence.

[FBD]

Finally some justice.
CRIME VICTIMS OF ILLEGAL ALIENS

[SandRat]

One can still hope.

[Ron H.]

States need to reinstitute work-farms. Put them to work earning their keep, rather than lying around all day long.

I've said it before: put them to work building the U.S. a twin 40' tall security fence along our entire southern border like the one in Israel. Let the illegal alien criminal earn his keep.

[janetgreen]

Build tent cities

Sheriff Joe Arpaio of AZ houses his guests in tent cities and makes them wear pink underwear...

[janetgreen]

I saw some chain gangs clearing brush in Arizona on the road from Florence to Tucson. We could use some of them here in California.

[Sandy]

Maybe I just dreamed it, but I thought the SC abolished all mandatory sentencing guidelines last week.

Nah, you didn't dream it, you just misunderstood it. Besides, the Scotus case dealt with the federal guidelines. This case here is a state matter and has nothing to do with the federal guidelines.

[SandRat]

There's a clinic behind where I work and it is fun to look up and notice going between buildings that the Sheriff is escorting some prisioner to/from that clinic wearing stripes and in chains (ankles, wrist to waist and ankles).

[mtbopfuyn]

Standing ovation!

Now, let's see how fast the ACLU can muddy the waters even more.

[bayourod]

Thanks for the clarification.