If a prostitute is transported from Nevada to California is it not possible for the states of Nevada and California to work together to see that the prostitute and the associated pimps and johns are brought to justice? Do we really need the FBI to get in on this?
The Supreme Court just upheld a state judges ability to use his common sense judgment to determine the sentence of a convicted felon while being guided by, but not bound to federal sentencing guidelines.
I realize that it was a bunch of us nut job conservatives in the 70's and 80's, in response to a bunch of nut job liberal judges handing out ridiculously lenient sentences, that led to all of these federal guidelines. But can we admit our mistake? Can we look at what has happened and ask the simple question: what the heck is the federal goverment doing spending federal tax dollars on state and local crime enforcement? Why are states grabbing their ankles and bending over to let the feds tell them what to do?
Does the term "states rights" have any meaning anymore? Are we now down to only eight bill of rights?
Of course not, the Mann Act has nly visited the Supreme Court five, maybe only four times.
We need another to protect the right to transport minors over state lines to procure abortions without parental consent.
Go Ron Go!
Can't get an abortion in your state, buy one next door, transportation provided, and mom and pop won't know a thing.
Go Ron Go!
Think they'll put that on the blimp?
You're support of abrotionists in the name of the Doctor candidate is noted.