Justice & Public Safety
The debate over dangerousness
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Support for a dangerousness clause in gun charges is gaining popularity, but will it work to bring down violence?
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/2023/02/page/2/)
Support for a dangerousness clause in gun charges is gaining popularity, but will it work to bring down violence?
It seems to me that the discussion around deficits and the debt ceiling from each political party centers more around political talking points and does not illuminate. Mr. Rosenberger’s take on the Deficit leaves out much that should be considered, starting with the U.S. Budget that is about 160 pages in length. For example, the fact that Social Security is 23% of federal expenditures leaves an inaccurate picture of the deficit, which I will discuss shortly. The budget does not tell the whole story here. For one, the Department of Homeland Security, which came into being under George W. Bush in 2002, plus the classified budgets of the CIA and NSA, brings Defense spending to over a trillion dollars a year.
It is prudent to behave as if the changing climate and subsequent dangerous weather patterns are human activity caused.
Brent Saunders, who served as the firm’s CEO between 2010 and 2013, begins his job officially on March 6. He takes over from Joseph Papa.
The new plan, which includes forums, outreach, office hours and small group interviews, is expected to invite public input.
While the per-capita homicide rate declined last year, Rochester ranked fourth highest among 24 cities tracked by RIT.
Under a new agreement, the quarterly bonus for full-time county employees and new hires will increase to $1,000 from $500 and will run through October 2024.
Can congressional lawmakers balance the federal budget without touching popular entitlement programs? Not likely.
Children that violate a well-articulated code of conduct shouldn’t be removed from the school setting first because some students may desire to not be in school.
The Honeoye Falls maker of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, which recently disclosed its former CEO was fired for cause, plans to appeal the delisting decision.