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Dec
19, 2012 03:35 am
By Jana Winter
The media just can't stop with this. The truth is, there is no reasonable explanation for what happened. It was all best summed up by a classmate of the shooter: “No one can explain Adam Lanza besides God and Adam Lanza, and I don’t even think Adam Lanza could explain Adam Lanza, to be honest with you.”
Fear of Being Committed May Have Caused Connecticut Gunman to Snap
Click here: Health hazards linked to utility meters By Jana Winter
The media just can't stop with this. The truth is, there is no reasonable explanation for what happened. It was all best summed up by a classmate of the shooter: “No one can explain Adam Lanza besides God and Adam Lanza, and I don’t even think Adam Lanza could explain Adam Lanza, to be honest with you.”
Fear of Being Committed May Have Caused Connecticut Gunman to Snap
Dec
18, 2012 08:44 am
By Associated Press
A team of golden retrievers made an 800-mile journey from the Chicago area to Newtown, Conn., over the weekend to comfort people affected by the shootings Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Golden Retrievers Used in Newton to Comfort Massacre Survivors
By Associated Press
A team of golden retrievers made an 800-mile journey from the Chicago area to Newtown, Conn., over the weekend to comfort people affected by the shootings Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Golden Retrievers Used in Newton to Comfort Massacre Survivors
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Sent: 11/26/2012 1:08:59 P.M. Central Standard Time
Subj: Sharon4MNAG2014ObamaCare_LibertyCounsel vs. Geithner USSC11-438
Sharon4Seniors VA Widow_QuiTam Whistleblower Candidate MNAG
www.scotusblog.com type in 11-438
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Judge Joanne Smith Chair SCAP
Subj: Sharon4MNAG2014ObamaCare_LibertyCounsel vs. Geithner USSC11-438
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Mon.26Nov.2012 Legal Notice to MN
Governor
Please forward,circulate,Assist to
Abolish SCAP
DFL Senator Dick Cohen's Violation
MN Const.Art.III
DFL Mark Dayton,DFL Attorney General Lori Swanson,Media et al
http://mn.gov/portal/government/state/governor-and-officials/
http://mn.gov/governor/dayton/governors-cabinet.jsp
Submitted for Educational,Religious,Public
Policy Death_Taxes
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Republican Candidate 4 MNAG is duly concern4
the 669 Sex.Predators 1 Woman at www.lufsky.blogspot.com given "due
process" Obama Health Care Cost to taxpayers 120thous pr "Client" Google Guy
Greene SCAP Commitment Panel Chaired by Lesbian Judge Joanne Smith, Kathleen
Gearin, also Judge Gregg Johnson they triggered via Court Orders Murder of Cpl.
James R. Anderson 1 year at Brainard.
Scrool to Memorandumn
Liberty Counsel http://www.supremecourt.gov/Search.aspx?FileName=/docketfiles/11-438.htm
November 26, 2012 Cross Referenced4Educational_ Candidate Sharon Scarrella Anderson www.sharon4mnag.blogspot.com
High Court Breathes New Life Into ObamaCare Lawsuit
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Today, the U.S. Supreme Court granted Liberty Counsel’s Petition for Rehearing in the ObamaCare case of Liberty University v. Geithner. Liberty Counsel filed the petition for rehearing on behalf of Liberty University and two private individuals. The Court directed that the case be reheard at the federal court of appeals in Richmond. This may pave the way for the case to return to the High Court in 2013. At issue is the constitutionality of the employer mandate and also whether ObamaCare’s forced funding of abortion is unconstitutional under the First Amendment Free Exercise of Religion Clause and the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA).
Today’s ruling breathes new life into our challenge to ObamaCare. Our fight against ObamaCare is far from over. Congress exceeded its power by forcing every employer to provide federally mandated insurance. But even more shocking is the abortion mandate, which collides with religious freedom and the rights of conscience.
Pray that the court overturns the abortion mandate and protects religious liberty.
Read our News Release for more details.
November 26, 2012 Cross Referenced4Educational_ Candidate Sharon Scarrella Anderson www.sharon4mnag.blogspot.com
High Court Breathes New Life Into ObamaCare Lawsuit
www.LC.org
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court granted Liberty Counsel’s Petition for Rehearing in the ObamaCare case of Liberty University v. Geithner. Liberty Counsel filed the petition for rehearing on behalf of Liberty University and two private individuals. The Court directed that the case be reheard at the federal court of appeals in Richmond. This may pave the way for the case to return to the High Court in 2013. At issue is the constitutionality of the employer mandate and also whether ObamaCare’s forced funding of abortion is unconstitutional under the First Amendment Free Exercise of Religion Clause and the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA).
Today’s ruling breathes new life into our challenge to ObamaCare. Our fight against ObamaCare is far from over. Congress exceeded its power by forcing every employer to provide federally mandated insurance. But even more shocking is the abortion mandate, which collides with religious freedom and the rights of conscience.
Pray that the court overturns the abortion mandate and protects religious liberty.
Read our News Release for more details.
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apparantly of Indian descent.
The
task force was created in response to a court order Aug. 15, 2012 from the U.S.
District Court. The task force, which includes current state legislators,
academic professionals, county commissioners, active and retired judges and
victims' advocates, is charged with providing its first set of recommendations
for legislative proposals to Commissioner Jesson by Dec. 3, 2012.
Sex Offender Civil Commitment
Advisory Task Force members are:
1. Hon. Eric J. Magnuson, retired
chief justice of Minnesota Supreme Court, who will serve as chair
2. Hon. James M. Rosenbaum, retired judge with the U.S. District Court, who will serve as vice chair
3. Rep. Jim Abeler, chair of the Minnesota House Health and Human Services Finance Committee
4. Donna Dunn, executive director of the Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault
5. Hon. Kathleen R. Gearin, judge with the Ramsey County District Court
6. Eric S. Janus, president and dean of William Mitchell College of Law
7. Gerald T. Kaplan, executive director of Alpha Human Services
8. Rep. Tina Liebling, lead minority member of the House Health and Human Services Reform Committee
9. Sen. Warren Limmer, chair of the Minnesota Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee
10. Sen. Tony Lourey, ranking minority member of the Minnesota Senate Health and Human Services Committee
11. Ryan B. Magnus, partner with Jones and Magnus Attorneys at Law
12. Hon. Paul A. Nelson, judge with the Chippewa County District Court
13. Roberta C. Opheim, ombudsman for Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
14. Mark A. Ostrem, Olmsted County attorney
15. Nancy Schouweiler, chair of the Dakota County Board of Commissioners and chair of the Justice and Public Safety Steering Committee, National Association of Counties
2. Hon. James M. Rosenbaum, retired judge with the U.S. District Court, who will serve as vice chair
3. Rep. Jim Abeler, chair of the Minnesota House Health and Human Services Finance Committee
4. Donna Dunn, executive director of the Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault
5. Hon. Kathleen R. Gearin, judge with the Ramsey County District Court
6. Eric S. Janus, president and dean of William Mitchell College of Law
7. Gerald T. Kaplan, executive director of Alpha Human Services
8. Rep. Tina Liebling, lead minority member of the House Health and Human Services Reform Committee
9. Sen. Warren Limmer, chair of the Minnesota Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee
10. Sen. Tony Lourey, ranking minority member of the Minnesota Senate Health and Human Services Committee
11. Ryan B. Magnus, partner with Jones and Magnus Attorneys at Law
12. Hon. Paul A. Nelson, judge with the Chippewa County District Court
13. Roberta C. Opheim, ombudsman for Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
14. Mark A. Ostrem, Olmsted County attorney
15. Nancy Schouweiler, chair of the Dakota County Board of Commissioners and chair of the Justice and Public Safety Steering Committee, National Association of Counties
Ex-officio members
are:
1. Kelly Lyn Mitchell, executive
director of the Sentencing Guidelines Commission
2. Tom Roy, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Corrections
3. Dr. Michael D. Thompson, president of the Minnesota Chapter of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers
4. James D. Franklin, executive director of the Minnesota Sherriff’s Association
5. Hon. Joanne M. Smith, judge with the Ramsey County District Court and the chief judge of the Judicial Appeal Panel, which hears all civilly committed sex offender reduction in custody petitions (added by order of U.S. District Court Judge Donovan Frank)
2. Tom Roy, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Corrections
3. Dr. Michael D. Thompson, president of the Minnesota Chapter of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers
4. James D. Franklin, executive director of the Minnesota Sherriff’s Association
5. Hon. Joanne M. Smith, judge with the Ramsey County District Court and the chief judge of the Judicial Appeal Panel, which hears all civilly committed sex offender reduction in custody petitions (added by order of U.S. District Court Judge Donovan Frank)
The task force may recommend to the federal district court theappointment of additional members.Memorandum
Andy what is the Matter of the Truth We the Public have the Right to Know who sits in Judgment. Act in Haste Repent at Leisure Read the Entire DocumentsDoes the Truth hurt, Remember when the Gay Judge Alberto Miero threw me in Jail That's where I get Disability, then the Gay Judge Alberto Miero threw my mother in Jail Subsequently Mother Died www.crimes-against-humanity.blogspot.com Then SCAP Panel chaired by Lesbian Judge Threw me in St.Peter and Brainard costing you and taxpayers 94 thousand dollars, then my husband thrown in Brainard for 1 year. triggered his Murder.Get Over your Sensitivity re: Gay Marriage LesbiansRemember Police Chief Finley son re: Gay Lesbian Bar WeibliskiApparantly the USSC will hear DOMThe 669 mem plus 1 woman have the Right to know who sat in Judgment of Them........ Further 20 yrs of heinous Court Orders by JudgesUnited States v. Windsor
Pending petition
Linked with:
Docket No. Op. Below Argument Opinion Vote Author Term 12-307 2d Cir. TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
Issue: Whether Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act violates the Fifth Amendment’s guarantee of equal protection of the laws as applied to persons of the same sex who are legally married under the laws of their State.
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In a message dated 11/26/2012 1:54:19 P.M. Central Standard Time, andydriscoll@TruthToTell.org writes:Sharon - why in hell do you continue to refer to Joanne Smith as Lesbian Judge Joanne Smith. That is too seriously disrespectful of a very good judge, whether you like it or not. Other judges are heterosexual and gay. It'[s unnecessary and nonsensical - since it has nothing to do with her work. Give us a break, eh?
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Mon.26Nov2012
To the Above Named:,
The Honorable Michael J. Davis - District of Minnesota
The Honorable Michael J. Davis. Chief U.S. District Judge, District of Minnesota ... Chief Judge Michael J. Davis's Practice Pointers. << Back To Phone List ...
Task Force Members:Chair Eric Magnuson et al also attached USSC Windsor vs. US re: DOMA may force repeal of MN Laws re: Gay and Lesbians right to Marry.
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Minnesota moved a step closer to reforming its troubled sex offender program Monday, with a recommendation that the Legislature create a network of regional treatment facilities to serve as alternatives to the current high-cost, high-security system. The recommendation, from a task force headed by former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Eric Magnuson, is the latest effort to solve the thorny question of how to protect the public from dangerous sex offenders while not violating their constitutional rights.
Minnesota moved a step closer to reforming its troubled sex offender program Monday, with a recommendation that the Legislature create a network of regional treatment facilities to serve as alternatives to the current high-cost, high-security system.
The recommendation, from a task force headed by former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Eric Magnuson, is the latest effort to solve the thorny question of how to protect the public from dangerous sex offenders while not violating their constitutional rights.
The state faces a federal lawsuit by several offenders who argue that the Minnesota Sex Offender Program (MSOP) subjects them to illegal indefinite detention without adequate therapy.
The MSOP was created in 1994 to confine and treat the most dangerous sex offenders under court commitment after they have finished their prison sentences. But the program has discharged only two offenders since its creation, and some argue that commitment amounts to a de facto life sentence. The program's population has ballooned to more than 600 offenders confined in high-security treatment facilities at a cost of approximately $120,000 annually per patient.
Chief U.S. Magistrate Arthur Boylan ordered the state to form the task force of jurists, lawmakers and other professionals to find less restrictive options to the prison-like treatment centers.
Rep. Jim Abeler, R-Anoka, who serves on the task force, said the judge is giving Minnesota time to find solutions, but that the clock is ticking for lawmakers. In coming months, he said, they will have to wade through the politics of an emotionally charged issue.
"There's a lot of third rails in politics. This is certainly one of them,'' Abeler said. "Showing kindness to sex offenders is not something people like to do. The challenge that's going to come at the end of the day is where do you put these people? It's going to have to be in Minnesota somewhere."
The alternative, he said, might be a federal takeover of what has been a state program.
"The problem with civil commitment is it's all or nothing,'' said Jesson, who convened the task force at the judge's urging. "You're either in this expensive high-security facility or you are not. I think that is a quandary that I agree that is a concern."
In its recommendations Monday, which are not binding, the task force said the Legislature must fund less-restrictive residential facilities and get programs to support them operating in a reasonable time. It also said lawmakers must clear any regulatory or legal obstacles that would prevent access to these alternatives, while also ensuring public safety. There must also be funding available for public education about rehabilitation of sex offenders.
The task force recommended distributing the less restrictive facilities throughout the state, which will require navigating local laws that may restrict or impede placement of the facilities for sex offenders.
The task force will continue its work next year, examining potential changes to the way sex offenders are selected for commitment to high-security facilities and how they can earn release from the program.
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Minnesota moved a step closer to reforming its troubled sex offender program Monday, with a recommendation that the Legislature create a network of regional treatment facilities to serve as alternatives to the current high-cost, high-security system. The recommendation, from a task force headed by former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Eric Magnuson, is the latest effort to solve the thorny question of how to protect the public from dangerous sex offenders while not violating their constitutional rights.
Minnesota moved a step closer to reforming its troubled sex offender program Monday, with a recommendation that the Legislature create a network of regional treatment facilities to serve as alternatives to the current high-cost, high-security system.
The recommendation, from a task force headed by former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Eric Magnuson, is the latest effort to solve the thorny question of how to protect the public from dangerous sex offenders while not violating their constitutional rights.
The state faces a federal lawsuit by several offenders who argue that the Minnesota Sex Offender Program (MSOP) subjects them to illegal indefinite detention without adequate therapy.
The MSOP was created in 1994 to confine and treat the most dangerous sex offenders under court commitment after they have finished their prison sentences. But the program has discharged only two offenders since its creation, and some argue that commitment amounts to a de facto life sentence. The program's population has ballooned to more than 600 offenders confined in high-security treatment facilities at a cost of approximately $120,000 annually per patient.
Chief U.S. Magistrate Arthur Boylan ordered the state to form the task force of jurists, lawmakers and other professionals to find less restrictive options to the prison-like treatment centers.
Rep. Jim Abeler, R-Anoka, who serves on the task force, said the judge is giving Minnesota time to find solutions, but that the clock is ticking for lawmakers. In coming months, he said, they will have to wade through the politics of an emotionally charged issue.
"There's a lot of third rails in politics. This is certainly one of them,'' Abeler said. "Showing kindness to sex offenders is not something people like to do. The challenge that's going to come at the end of the day is where do you put these people? It's going to have to be in Minnesota somewhere."
The alternative, he said, might be a federal takeover of what has been a state program.
All or nothing
State Human Services Commissioner Lucinda Jesson, whose agency oversees the MSOP, said she will meet with lawmakers in coming weeks to discuss the task force recommendations. She said she does not foresee an end to the current high-security treatment program, but said the task force report offers alternatives."The problem with civil commitment is it's all or nothing,'' said Jesson, who convened the task force at the judge's urging. "You're either in this expensive high-security facility or you are not. I think that is a quandary that I agree that is a concern."
In its recommendations Monday, which are not binding, the task force said the Legislature must fund less-restrictive residential facilities and get programs to support them operating in a reasonable time. It also said lawmakers must clear any regulatory or legal obstacles that would prevent access to these alternatives, while also ensuring public safety. There must also be funding available for public education about rehabilitation of sex offenders.
The task force recommended distributing the less restrictive facilities throughout the state, which will require navigating local laws that may restrict or impede placement of the facilities for sex offenders.
The task force will continue its work next year, examining potential changes to the way sex offenders are selected for commitment to high-security facilities and how they can earn release from the program.
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