[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Correction:

"Anyone who, after being warned by the FDA, allowed tainted prison blood to be sold [leading to the deaths of thousands] should be investigated directly by the Supreme Court. If found guilty, they should be given the death penalty immmediately, no appeal."

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Second part of omnibus amendment: Any elected official who pardoned or gave clemency to hardcore narcotics dealers [or manufactures], who were guilty of selling or manufacturing hardcore drugs, such as cocain, heroine, crack, or angel dust, resulting in cash or a monetary reward to the politician or a relative or friend of the politician, is to be tried by the Supreme Court. If found guilty, the politician, the family member or friend [if any], and the narcotics dealer are to be executed immediately, no chance for appeal. The suspects are to be held in jail, no bail, until the verdict is meted out. The FBI is immediately allowed to do whatever it takes to get them in jail before the trial, once the Supreme Court contacts the bureau. If the suspects flee the country and are found guilty, then the CIA is to assassinate them, and the people who helped smuggle them out are guilty of high treason.

Part 3: If a politician is suspected of pardoning or giving clemency to terrorists who kill in the name of some foreign or Islamic cause, the Supreme Court must try that politician as well. The procedure is the same as Part 2, but there is simply no excuse for pardoning such terrorists, so monetary reward is not a factor in this decision. But if a family member or friend is suspected by the Supreme Court to have influenced this politician for some unscrupulous reason, that family member is also to be held in jail, no bail, and the CIA is to assassinate said family member or friend for fleeing the country if found guilty.

Part 4. If the Supreme Court is suspected of abusing the powers bestowed upon it by this amendment, then a Simple Majority vote by the House of Representatives leads to the release of a suspect from jail, and the senate must hold a hearing on the alleged abuse in reaction to the House decision. A two thirds vote by the Senate can remove justices from the bench for abusing this new power. If, however, the Senate does not remove anyone from the Supreme Court bench, then the trial proceeds, although the suspects cannot be punished until the House overturns it's previous decision, if ever.

This amendment is retroactive, and no one can pardon these suspects. The only body with any power to spare the lives of people found guilty is the House of Representatives [as noted above].