Posted on 02/20/2002 1:09:18 PM PST by Shermy
And why Tennessee? Is it just corrupted in the area of licensing?
About as smart as saying that rape isn't about sex.
Mr. Roland Colson..seems to stretch the truth a wee bit..
Roland Colson of the Tennessee Department of Safety said 10 people died but Dana Keeton, also from the safety department, reported six people were killed.
Colson said the driver's throat had been cut. A representative at the Medical Center of Manchester, Shelly Turner, said the driver had undergone surgery to treat a laceration to his neck. She said he was in stable condition
DANIEL B. TAYLOR v. DONAL CAMPBELL, COMMISSIONER, TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, et al.
Court:TCA
Attorneys:
Daniel B. Taylor, Only, Tennessee, Pro Se.
Paul G. Summers, Attorney General and Reporter; Michael Moore, Solicitor General; and Terri L. Bernal, Assistant Attorney General, for the appellees, Donal Campbell, Commissioner, Tennessee Department of Correction; Williams Keeling; Roland Colson; Faye Claud; Dinna Wilson; Wyema Helms; and Shirley Pluckett.
Judge: SUSANO
First Paragraph:
Daniel B. Taylor filed a petition for declaratory judgment against the Commissioner and several other employees of the Tennessee Department of Correction, alleging that he is entitled to various sentence reduction credits and that his sentence is void and illegal. The trial court dismissed Taylor's petition. We vacate the judgment of the trial court and remand for further proceedings.
http://www.tba.org/tba_files/TCA/TaylorDB.wpd
State's terrorism risks described to legislators
He doesn't sound to concerned about terrorism, does he?
The article posted here describes him as executive assistant to Mr. King. That's scary. He is very glib on this issue. I wonder if the powers that be picked him for experience in this area, or trained him. He doesn't sound like a typical govt. type. He sounds like a lobbyist for the businesses pushing immigration. You Tenn. folk should look into these two some more.
I found telephone numbers here, but no e-mail.
Is this being followed in the Nashville media???
That's about the same as a legal one here in Holland! Really!
They only come to work.
How on earth is carelessly flinging out drivers licensees to whomever asks for one going to increase the amount of people who have insurance and understand the rules of the road???
By this logic, if wed grant citizenship to everyone who wanted it, we wouldnt have any illegal immigrants, and more law abiding, loyal citizens.
"It is a federal requirement of the INS to find out whether someone is here legally or not," Colson said. "It is not our obligation at this particular point."
I suppose that if Tennessee police discovered a major counterfeiting operation, they would determine that it was the Secret Services obligation at that particular point.
If people arent supposed to be in this country, we should all try to discover and repatriate them at every opportunity.
Owl_Eagle
Guns Before Butter.
''When all of this occurred last week, we did have a few more security people around, but that has dissipated at this point in time,'' said Roland Colson, spokesman for the state Safety Department.
''We put out a few extra troopers on the road, and we put out a few in other areas. I really wouldn't want to say where, but I will say we put out a few extra troopers.''
''When all of this occurred last week, we did have a few more security people around, but that has dissipated at this point in time,'' said Roland Colson, spokesman for the state Safety Department.
''We put out a few extra troopers on the road, and we put out a few in other areas. I really wouldn't want to say where, but I will say we put out a few extra troopers.''
Glad he is on the job......
Typical liberal, using the old "What about the children?!?" scare tactic to incite hysteria. These people are truly shameless.
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