[Saundra Duffy]

So this means that at least 66 children were taken away from their mothers for no good reason. I am grateful for the TX state supremes for restoring Constitutional protections to these families.

But the witch hunt continues . . .

[Saundra Duffy]

I do not have a ping list but thought you might be interested. What with so many FReepers having voiced their praise for the raid and round-up of the innocent, I am pleased that at least a few could see the danger posed to all of our Constitutional rights.

[mouser]

66 down and about 400 to go

Takes a lot of time to correct just a few days of government overreach

I am happy the gov is now doing what it should of done in the first place looked into the problems one at a time although i fear there is so many bad feelings on both sides that a fair trial will be very hard

[texican01]

Sorry FLDSers and polygamy apologists.

We Texans would prefer that polygamy colonies stay in Utah and Arizona.

My predictions is that the 5 FLDS polygamists recently indicted by the State will be convicted

[Iron Munro]

This kind of idiocy will never stop until over zealous public servants are held accountable for their rabid disregard for the law and constitutionally guaranteed rights.

And I don’t mean two weeks or so off with pay which is what we see happen all too often.

[traviskicks]

This article indicates the CPS criminals in texas have still not returned all children to their parents.

[UCANSEE2]

“But the witch hunt continues . . . “

Since they are after the ‘men’ who committed sex with minors, wouldn’t that be a ‘warlock’ hunt?