Lawmen, information please

[garbon]

I swear, I didn't know there was a kindergarten there, I just really needed to pee.

Is that your excuse for what happened with garbon as well?

No, there is never an excuse for that kind of thing.

That's not what you said before.

[The Minsky Moment]

I still find it remarkable that Americans make that kind of information so freely available.

Americans must hate personal privacy.

Convicts don't have squat for rights.  They can lose their right to vote and even (*gasp*) their guns.

Outstanding warrant doesn't mean you have been convicted of anything.

I think it does in this case, to wit:

I'm looking up a friends warrant, since he's currently a scumbag and in jail, and it says this:

. . . THEFT PROP<$1,500 2/MORE PREV CONVIC

[DontSayBanana]

I'm looking up a friends warrant, since he's currently a scumbag and in jail, and it says this:

. . . THEFT PROP<$1,500 2/MORE PREV CONVIC

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And that sounds like a "three-strike" system to me.

[Strix]

I'm looking up a friends warrant, since he's currently a scumbag and in jail, and it says this:

. . . THEFT PROP<$1,500 2/MORE PREV CONVIC

And that sounds like a "three-strike" system to me.

Maybe the State he is in prefers T-Ball where no one strikes out? 

[dps]

I still find it remarkable that Americans make that kind of information so freely available.

Americans must hate personal privacy.

We tend to not like the idea of the government issuing arrest warrants in secret.

[Eddie Teach]

I'm looking up a friends warrant, since he's currently a scumbag and in jail, and it says this:

. . . THEFT PROP<$1,500 2/MORE PREV CONVIC

And that sounds like a "three-strike" system to me.

Maybe the State he is in prefers T-Ball where no one strikes out? 

Who's Minsky's friend? Madoff, Millken?

[grumbler]

Who's Minsky's friend? Madoff, Millken?

Minsky doesn't have friends.

[The Minsky Moment]

Minsky doesn't need friends; he has an entire Institute.

[grumbler]

Minsky doesn't need friends; he has an entire Institute.

And a boffo dance troupe.

[Barrister]

I still find it remarkable that Americans make that kind of information so freely available.

Americans must hate personal privacy.

We tend to not like the idea of the government issuing arrest warrants in secret.

So it's better to warn bad guys ahead of time that an arrest warrant has been issued?  We should give them a head start to give them a sporting chance?

[katmai]

I see Mr cop Seedy still hasn't responded.
Are we sure he was ever really a cop?

I think his Nick should be changed to SirRaven.

[Razgovory]

I still find it remarkable that Americans make that kind of information so freely available.

Americans must hate personal privacy.

We tend to not like the idea of the government issuing arrest warrants in secret.

So it's better to warn bad guys ahead of time that an arrest warrant has been issued?  We should give them a head start to give them a sporting chance?

Generally it's seen as bad taste to throw someone in jail without giving a reason.

[Eddie Teach]

I see Mr cop Seedy still hasn't responded.
Are we sure he was ever really a cop?

I think his Nick should be changed to SirRaven.

I bet he's in HR with Ed.

[Jaron]

The way I sees it, people arent going to hop onto the site daily to check if a warrant is out for their arrest. And if they are, they are expecting one and are going to be on guard whether its published or not.

[CountDeMoney]

I see Mr cop Seedy still hasn't responded.
Are we sure he was ever really a cop?

I think his Nick should be changed to SirRaven.

The only warrant terms I ever wanted or needed to know were SERVED or OPEN.

And Minsky's a filthy New York Jew;  he doesn't have friends, but Illuminati brethren.  And the Black Man for muscle.